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3D Printing Services That Actually Work for Your Ideas

At RPM Fast, we don’t just 3D print parts — we help you turn your ideas into real, functional products. Whether you’re working on a prototype, testing a design, or need small batch production, we focus on making the process simple, fast, and reliable.

Every project is different, and we understand that. That’s why we take time to understand your requirements and suggest the best approach so you get exactly what you need without wasting time or money.

Additive Manufacturing Made Practical

3D printing, or additive manufacturing, builds parts layer by layer instead of cutting them from solid material. This approach makes it easier to create complex shapes, reduce material waste, and speed up production.

It’s especially useful when you need:

  • Fast prototypes
  • Custom or unique parts
  • Low-volume production
  • Designs that are difficult to machine
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HP Multi Jet Fusion (MJF)

MJF is a great option when you need strong, production-ready parts with consistent quality.

Parts made with this technology are:

  • Durable and functional
  • Detailed and accurate
  • Suitable for real-world use

It’s often used for engineering parts, enclosures, and components that need to perform under pressure.

Materials

  • PA 12, PA 12 GB 12, PA 11, PP, TPU 88A

Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)

FDM is one of the most cost-effective 3D printing methods, especially for functional and larger parts.

It works well for:

  • Prototypes
  • Fixtures and tooling
  • Structural components

With a wide range of materials available, FDM gives you flexibility in strength, durability, and heat resistance.

Materials

  • ABS, ABS-M30, ASA, PC, PC-ABS, PLA, PC-ISO, PPSF, ASA, PETG, PET Carbon Fiber, PEI1010, PBT, PEEK, PPS-CF, PLA-CF, TPU, Ultem 1010, Ultem 9085
  • Jigs and fixtures.
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Stereolithography (SLA)

SLA is known for its high level of detail and smooth surface finish.

It’s a good choice if you need:

  • Highly detailed models
  • Visual prototypes
  • Parts with a clean, polished look

This makes it ideal for presentations or designs where appearance matters.

Materials

  • Accura Clearvue, Accura Xtreme Gray, Accura Xtreme White, Accura 25, Accura ABS Black, Accura ABS Bluestone, Somos 18420, Somos Next, Somos Taurus, Somos 12120, Somos 11122, High Temp ABS, Translucent 8001, Lasty 709, TOP31B, CUV 9400EM, GH100.

Carbon 3D DLS

Carbon 3D is a resin-based technology using digital light synthesis to form complex parts. The new technology produces parts that mimic injection molded like qualities. The parts are isotropic, have exceptional surface finishes, and excellent mechanical properties, making the technology a great option for low volume production as well as high-end prototypes.

Materials

  • UMA, RPU (ABS like), CE (high heat), EPU (68A Shore), EPX (Nylon GF 20%)
  • Build Plate 7.4” x 4.6” x 12.85”
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Selective Laser Sintering

SLS is perfect for complex designs where support structures are not ideal.

Key benefits include:

  • Strong and durable parts
  • Freedom in design complexity
  • No need for supports

It’s widely used for functional parts, enclosures, and mechanical components.

Material Options

  • Nylon 12 PA, Nylon 12 GF, PP, TPU, PA 6 -30% GF
  • DuraForm PA, DuraForm GF, DuraForm EX, DuraForm HST, Windform XT

PolyJet Printing

PolyJet allows you to combine multiple materials and colors in a single print.

This is useful when you need:

  • Smooth and detailed parts
  • Multi-material components
  • Realistic prototypes

It’s often used for design validation and presentation models.

Materials

  • Vero White Plus, Vero Black Plus, Vero Blue, Vero Gray, Vero Clear, Tango, Tango Plus, Med610
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Metal 3D Printing (DMLS)

When plastic isn’t enough, DMLS allows you to create strong metal parts with high precision.

It’s ideal for:

  • Aerospace and automotive components
  • High-strength functional parts
  • Complex metal geometries

This method gives you the strength of metal with the flexibility of 3D printing.

Material Options

  • 17-4 PH Stainless Steel, Stainless Steel 316L, Aluminum AlSi10Mg, GH4169 (Inconel 718), 18Ni300 (Maraging Steel), TC4, AL 6061, GH3625 Nickel-based Superalloy, GH4169 Nickel-based Superalloy, Titanium Ti6Al4V

Fast turnaround times
Reliable and consistent quality
Guidance on materials and processes
Solutions tailored to your project

We don’t just take orders — we help you make the right decisions for your project.

FAQ's

What is 3D printing and how does it work?

3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a process where parts are built layer by layer from a digital design. Instead of cutting material away like traditional methods, it adds material only where needed, making it efficient and flexible for complex designs.

We offer a range of technologies including MJF, FDM, SLA, SLS, PolyJet, and metal 3D printing (DMLS). Each method has its own strengths, and we help you choose the right one based on your project requirements.

It depends on what you need.

  • For strong, functional parts: MJF or SLS
  • For detailed and smooth finishes: SLA or PolyJet
  • For budget-friendly prototypes: FDM
  • For metal parts: DMLS

If you’re unsure, we can guide you based on your design and use case.

It depends on what you need.

  • For strong, functional parts: MJF or SLS
  • For detailed and smooth finishes: SLA or PolyJet
  • For budget-friendly prototypes: FDM
  • For metal parts: DMLS

If you’re unsure, we can guide you based on your design and use case.

Turnaround time depends on the size, complexity, and material of your part. Some simple prototypes can be ready in a few days, while more complex or metal parts may take longer. We always aim to deliver as quickly as possible without compromising quality.

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