Understanding the dimensional accuracy of different materials and processes in additive manufacturing is essential for producing parts that meet your specific requirements. By knowing the tolerances associated with MJF Nylon, MJF TPU, DLP/DLS materials, and L-PBF metals, you can make informed decisions to ensure the success of your 3D printing projects.

Primary Manufacturing is an industrial 3D printing and rapid prototyping company located in Humboldt, South Dakota serving a variety of industries and companies. Learn more about how we got started with Additive Manufacturing (AM).

Bridge Manufacturing uses additive technology to produce low volume runs of a product before mass production with traditional methods. It enables a smooth transition from rapid prototyping to mass production.

Additive manufacturing (AM) is a production process which builds a component from the ground up, fused together one fine layer at a time. Unlike traditional forms of manufacturing, this process is not subtractive—in which material is removed—nor does it require molding or casting.