While this proprietary 3D printing technology for PTFE is not yet fully commercialized, 3M is accepting orders and manufacturing custom parts at our facility. If you have a CAD file or part idea you’d like to discuss, please follow the steps below to make sure it is a good fit for 3D printed PTFE, and then contact us directly to explore next steps.
Before submitting your file, please start by ensuring your design is ready:
Please contact us directly to submit your CAD file, ensuring all units of measure are properly identified. Once you submit your file, our team will evaluate your design and provide a detailed part quote.
Both lead time and final part cost depend on many factors, as noted below. Parts can be produced in as few as 10 business days once the part design and associated support structures have been established (for example, for reoccurring part orders). Additional time may be required in some cases, such as first-time part production, and particularly for highly complex geometries.
Want to learn more?
Check out the links below for more information.
Take our Tech Check and download the Design Guidelines (PDF, 217.10 KB) to make sure your part is a good candidate for 3D printing.
If you’re ready to get started, or if you have any questions, please reach out to a 3M expert.
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