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Frequently Asked
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Technologies & Resolution

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What is the difference between FDM and Resin (SLA) printing?
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FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) uses a heated nozzle to extrude thermoplastic filaments layer by layer. It is best for structural prototypes and large functional parts.

Resin (SLA/DLP) uses a laser or light source to cure liquid photopolymer. It offers incredible precision and is ideal for jewelry, dental models, and highly detailed miniatures.

FDM: +/-0.2mm Resin: +/-0.05mm
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Do you provide 3D scanning services?
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Yes. VEKT.HR offers high-precision industrial scanning using blue-light laser technology. We can scan objects from the size of a coin up to a car chassis, with the option for full reverse engineering into CAD-ready STEP files.

Material Science

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Which material should I choose: PLA, PETG, or ASA?
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  • PLA: Ideal for visual prototypes. Easy to print, biodegradable, but low heat resistance and will deform above roughly 50°C.
  • PETG: The middle ground. Stronger than PLA, moisture resistant, and handles heat up to roughly 80°C. Great for functional clips and brackets.
  • ASA: Engineering grade. Excellent UV resistance and mechanical properties, making it suitable for outdoor automotive or industrial parts.

Ordering & Fulfillment

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How is pricing calculated for custom prints?
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Our quoting model is driven by three primary factors:

  1. Material Volume: The total cubic centimeters of resin or filament used.
  2. Print Time: Determined by layer height and part complexity.
  3. Post-Processing: Requirements for support removal, sanding, finishing, or painting.

Need a custom quote?

We will respond within 24 hours for technical audits.

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