Maltese SME offers their design expertise and additive manufacturing services to international partners including those from medical and dental sectors who are willing to enter into manufacturing agreements

The Maltese start-up is equipped with over 160 3D printers offering different additive manufacturing services including fused deposition modelling (FDM), digital light processing (DLP) and selective laser sintering (SLS). The company has a maximum of 3,500 print hours available every day to clients. The company can handle prototypes and functional products of a maximum of a half metre cubed (500*500*500mm) but they also develop custom printers for specific applications. Recently, it has been producing hundreds of visors simultaneously to help with the COVID-19 pandemic. The company is equipped to print various parts since it sources a wide range of polymeric materials and resins including biocompatible and autoclavable materials allowing them to also serve the medical and dental industries. They have been working with various companies from a range of sectors to print components, reverse engineered parts, personalised miniatures, trophies and awards and other plastic and resin components. They are seeking international clients who require their customised services and who are willing to enter into manufacturing agreements. The company guides the client in choosing the best process and materials for their designs.