Large fast prototyping system capacity available

With a build volume of 700 x 380 x 580mm a twin laser fast prototyping system allows even the largest jobs to be shipped within seven days.

3T RPD are market leaders in the manufacture of functional prototypes using Selective Laser Sintering technology, in extremely short leadtimes.

With total sintering capacity exceeding that found anywhere else in the UK, 3T run state of the art equipment enabling them to translate CAD data into 3D reality.

Following the recent opening of a Sales Office in Telford, UK, to strengthen presence in the North and Midlands regions, Stuart Offer has joined 3T as Technical Sales Engineer to concentrate on developing business in the Southern region.

Based in Newbury, Offer has 15 years sales and marketing experience in the Aerospace and Downstream Oil Distribution industries, supplying products and services tailored to meet customers' needs.

Paul Edwards, Business Development Manager, is now permanently based at the offices in Telford, which are just half a mile from the town centre, within walking distance of Telford Central Railway Station, and just minutes from the M54 Junctions 4 and 5.

It is intended to expand upon the existing programme of training seminars by holding future events in Telford, thereby making them accessible to more of 3T's customers.

With the latest acquisition of an EOS P700 Laser Sintering machine at the facility in Newbury, this further consolidates 3T's commitment to the Rapid Prototyping industry and supports moves made earlier this year to focus on their core business activity.

The P700 will allow the vast majority of parts to be built in a single piece, with a build volume of 700 x 380 x 580mm.

The build speed of the twin laser system will also have a beneficial impact on delivery times and allow even the largest jobs currently considered to be shipped within 7 days.

Tim Plunkett, CEO of 3T says "With our high volume production capability, the ability to offer coloured and coated components, as well as ongoing research and development into post processing, we are continuing to make technological breakthroughs in the developing Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing markets.".

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