While 3D printing has traditionally focused on prototyping applications, advancements in materials and technologies are enabling functional end-use parts production. 3D printing services can provide durable, high-performance parts for real-world use with the right design approach and material selection. Plastics for Functional Parts Engineering thermoplastics like ABS, Nylon, and PC that have good mechanical properties are viable for end-use plastic parts. FDM/FFF can use production-grade thermoplastics. SLS 3D printing offers high-performance materials like nylons and PEBA elastomers suitable for end-use apps. Metals for Functional Parts DMLS and binder jetting 3D printing allow high-strength metals like stainless steel, titanium, aluminum, tool steel, and superalloys ideal for functional components. Benefits include lightweight, consolidated assemblies and geometric freedom. Medical, aerospace and automotive industries use metal 3D printing. Ceramics for Functional Parts Technical
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