Capabilities
Additive Manufacturing
- ITAR & EJCP Registered
- AS9100 Compliant
- USA Suppliers
Revolutionizing Aerospace & Defense with Additive Manufacturing
At SyncFab, we leverage cutting-edge 3D printing technology to meet the intricate and demanding needs of the Aerospace and Defense sectors. Our state-of-the-art 3D printing facilities provide unparalleled precision, versatility, and speed, ensuring our clients receive components that meet the highest standards of quality and compliance.
Diverse 3D Printing Techniques for Every Need
Suitable for prototyping, tooling, and producing non-critical parts like fixtures and mounts.
Ideal for high-precision and smooth-surface prototypes, used for detailed components and complex geometries.
Produces durable parts and is used for functional prototypes and end-use components, particularly suitable for complex designs.
Capable of producing strong, metal parts with complex geometries. Widely used in engine components, brackets, and structural parts.
Often used for titanium parts such as those used in aerospace applications due to its excellent material properties and compatibility with high-strength alloys.
Known for high resolution and the ability to print in multiple materials and colors in a single print, useful for complex, detailed prototypes.
A Spectrum of Materials for Additive Manufacturing
Thermoplastics (Used in FDM)
a. ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
b. PLA (Polylactic Acid)
c. PC (Polycarbonate)
d. Nylon
e. TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)
f. PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol)
g. Specialty filaments (carbon fiber reinforced, metal-filled, wood-filled)
Photopolymer Resins (Used in SLA and PolyJet)
a. Standard photopolymer resins (varied formulations for mechanical/thermal properties)
b. Flexible, rigid, transparent, and rubber-like resins (PolyJet)
Thermoplastics (Used in FDM)
a. Nylon (polyamide: PA11, PA12, glass-filled, aluminum-filled)
b. Metal powders (Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Titanium, Inconel, Cobalt Chrome, Maraging Steel)
c. Titanium alloys, Cobalt Chrome, Nickel-based superalloys (EBM)
Finishing Touches for Precision and Aesthetics
FDM Finishes
a. Sanding
b. Acetone vapor smoothing (for ABS)
c. Painting or Priming
d. Chemical bonding
SLA Finishes
a. Support removal and sanding
b. UV curing
c. Painting and Coating
d. Clear-oat application
DMLS/SLM and EBM Finishes
a. Heat treatments (stress relief, mechanical property enhancement)
b. Machining or Milling
c. Surface Treatments (polishing, bead blasting, anodizing)
Use Case
Space-Ready Solar Panel Brackets
Commitment to Quality
