FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) is one of the most versatile and scalable forms of 3D printing, perfect for producing functional parts, enclosures, and large-format prints. At Printology Labs, our dedicated FDM lab is powered by a fleet of Prusa XL printers, engineered to tackle everything from one-off prototypes to full production runs—no matter the size.

We support a wide range of filament materials, including:

• PLA, PETG, and ASA for general-use applications
• Carbon, Nylon and Flex-infused filaments for added strength, flexibility, or impact resistance
  

FDM is ideal for:

• Engineers and developers needing strong, durable parts quickly
• Prototyping teams working through iterative designs
• Makers and hobbyists building tools, fixtures, or functional models
• Clients with large volume or large-dimensional requirements
  

While FDM may not match the surface detail of resin printing, or the precision of SLS it excels in strength, size, and speed—making it the go-to choice for practical applications, robust assemblies, and larger-scale production needs.