About deltacad

Tooling Production | 3D Printing | 3D Scanning | 3D Design. Delta-CAD is a CAD/CAM/CAE design and manufacturing center offering comprehensive solutions in 3D printing (using composites, plastics, and metals), reverse engineering, and rapid prototyping. We provide R D services, including 2D/3D CAD design (Siemens NX, Catia), 3D scanning, FEA/FEM analysis, topological optimization, and additive manufacturing (DMLS, MJF, SLS, SLA, FDM). We collaborate with the automotive, aerospace, home appliance, and medical industries, supplying both prototypes and series-production components. We are ISO 9001 certified and equipped with a modern machine park (including 3D printers, scanners, and CNC machining equipment). We ensure fast turnaround times—from concept to production—while maintaining full data confidentiality.

Capabilities

  • 3D Printing · 3D Printing Processes · FDM

Certifications

  • ISO 9001
  • TISAX VDA 6.2

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  • 3D printing using FDM technology

    FDM is the most popular additive manufacturing method, which involves the layer-by-layer deposition of thermoplastic materials following computer-calculated print paths. A wide range of available materials ensures great versatility and helps reduce production and prototyping cost

  • 3D printing using MJF technology

    HP’s patented MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) technology involves fusing plastic powders using a moving thermal head and printheads. This method is distinguished by its high precision, efficiency, and excellent repeatability. The objects produced exhibit strong mechanical durability. Key

  • 3D printing using SLA technology

    SLA/LFS TECHNOLOGY Unrivaled detail reproduction SLA/LFS is an innovative 3D printing technology that involves curing photopolymer resins layer by layer using a laser beam. The use of advanced optical units and a flexible resin tank enables high-precision printing, capturing even

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3D printing using FDM technology

3D printing using FDM technology

FDM is the most popular additive manufacturing method, which involves the layer-by-layer deposition of thermoplastic materials following computer-calculated print paths. A wide range of available materials ensures great versatility and helps reduce production and prototyping costs. Key advantages High dimensional accuracy Use of durable thermoplastic materials Highly cost-effective method Reliable production repeatability Non-toxic and clean technology Applications Prototypes and conceptual models Structural components Jigs and fixtures Manufacturing tools Enclosures for electronic accessories Materials ABS-M30 and M30i ASA PC-ISO NYLON 12 and 12CF ULTEM 9085 and 1010 ANTERO 800NA ST130 PLA PETG

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3D printing using MJF technology

3D printing using MJF technology

HP’s patented MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) technology involves fusing plastic powders using a moving thermal head and printheads. This method is distinguished by its high precision, efficiency, and excellent repeatability. The objects produced exhibit strong mechanical durability. Key advantages High, production-grade throughput Fully automated process Clean and environmentally friendly technology High mechanical strength of produced parts Ability to create ultra-thin layers Applications Short-run production Prototypes Machine spare parts Precise architectural models Preoperative models Materials PA11, 12, and 12GB PP TPU TPA

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3D printing using SLA technology

3D printing using SLA technology

SLA/LFS TECHNOLOGY Unrivaled detail reproduction SLA/LFS is an innovative 3D printing technology that involves curing photopolymer resins layer by layer using a laser beam. The use of advanced optical units and a flexible resin tank enables high-precision printing, capturing even the finest details. Key advantages Wide selection of materials (both flexible and rigid) High versatility Ability to reproduce fine details and complex geometries Excellent dimensional accuracy High-quality finished products Applications Components for electronic devices Prototypes Structural parts Prosthetic patterns Precision casting patterns Materials Standard resins Casting resins Engineering resins Dental resins

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