Custom 3D Printing Services

Yes. At BOONA, we offer both selective laser melting (SLM) and direct metal laser sintering (DMLS) services. We can 3D print in a wide range of metal alloys, including:

• aluminium
• titanium
• stainless steel
• copper
• nickel-base superalloy
• bronze

3D printing can cost anywhere from a few dollars up to a hundred or thousands of dollars. The price depends on the material, printer, printing time, model complexity, and cost of labor.

For instance, metal 3D printing will typically cost more due to the higher material and machinery cost and the longer labor-intensive post-processing work involved

In manufacturing you’re only as good as your last order, so we take quality seriously.

Once completed, your 3D printed parts are transferred to the quality control (QC) department for inspection. We include a comprehensive, standardized inspection report with every order to ensure quality metrics are being met.

We also have multiple certifications available on request, including ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO27001, and IATF 16949.

Industrial 3D printing is changing how things get made. It’s really cool because it lets people design and create things in new ways. Instead of being limited by how things were usually made, 3D printing lets designers make super detailed and tricky shapes that weren’t possible before. This is awesome for making new ideas quickly and getting them out into the world faster.

One of the best things about 3D printing is how it lets us make things that are just right for what we need. You can personalize stuff without it being too expensive or taking too long. Plus, it’s great for making only what’s needed, so there’s less wasted stuff lying around.

A notable feature of 3D printing is its compatibility with various materials, including plastics and metals. This versatility positions it as a valuable tool across diverse industries, contributing to the manufacturing of components for airplanes, cars, medical devices, and more.

Basically, 3D printing is changing the game by making things quicker, more customized, and better suited to what we need. It’s like a whole new way of making things!