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Optimize Workflows with 3D Printed Tools   In the fast-paced realm of scientific research and experimentation, innovation drives progress. However, amidst this dynamic environment, the significance of the tools utilized for experiments often goes unnoticed....

3D Printing for Trade Fair Applications  Trade fairs are pivotal moments for businesses to showcase their products, network with potential clients, and stay ahead in their industries. By making displaying products and prototypes practical and cost-effective, 3D...

Unleashing the Power of Tangibility Storytelling in Marketing Through 3D Printed Objects In the fast-paced world of marketing, the art of storytelling has become a powerful tool to captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression. However, with the rise of digital...

TRANSFORMING SPACES Unleashing the Potential of Parametric Design and 3D Printing in Home Decor In the dynamic world of home decor, the convergence of parametric design and 3D printing has ushered in a new era of creativity and customization. From bespoke vases that...

3D PRINTING IN INTERIOR DESIGN The Future of Creative and Sustainable Spaces The realm of interior design is witnessing a revolutionary shift with the advent of 3D printing technology. This innovative tool is not just a fleeting trend but a cornerstone in modern...

3D printing is an emerging and very exciting new way of production. The variable scale of the printing technology means that there is a way for almost anybody to get one and try it out. However, it is not as easy as people sometimes make it out to be. You have to think about using the right material, its properties, the printer setup and more. Before you embark on your 3D printing adventure, discover Kreate 3D’s 5 biggest 3D printing tips & tricks below, after 2 years of operation!

We are currently more than a year into the global COVID-19 pandemic, and a lot has changed in our daily lives. We (mostly) work from home, kids are familiar with zoom-classes, take out diner became a regularity, and no one likes the world ‘bubbles’ anymore. One thing that has not been transformed at the same pace though, is our global supply chain system.

3D printing has earned its place next to Injection Molding because of the advantages it provides. 3D printing in combination with Injection Molding unlocks new possibilities for customer experience in terms of speed and customization options.

When customers come to us, they often pose the question if we can print an object for them if they don’t have an object file or a design that suits their needs. Kreate 3D offers a design service that can meet those requirements ranging from non-functional parts to functional parts.

3D printing tends to take a lot of time to produce a high quality object. Moreover, the materials used in these prints are relatively expensive. To compensate for those restraints 3D printed objects are not printed as a solid object but rather as a hollow object filled with various kinds of geometric shapes to optimise print time and material use.