ANH combines advanced 3D printing technologies with expert support, serving startups, enterprises, and individuals across Delhi & NCR.

Our Key Benefits:

• Quick Turnaround Time
• High-Quality Prints with micron-level accuracy
• Wide Material Options for various applications
• Prototyping to Production under one roof
• Custom Design Assistance for clients without a 3D model

3D Printing Technologies

• How it works: Melts plastic filament and deposits it layer-by-layer.
• Materials: PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU, Nylon.
• Applications: Rapid prototyping, functional parts, consumer goods.
• Pros: Affordable, widely accessible.
• Cons: Visible layer lines, lower resolution.

🔹 SLA (Stereolithography)

• How it works: Uses a UV laser to cure liquid resin layer-by-layer.
• Materials: Photopolymer resins (standard, tough, dental, etc.)
• Applications: High-detail prototypes, dental models, jewelry.
• Pros: High precision and smooth surface.
• Cons: Brittle, requires post-curing.

🔹 SLS (Selective Laser Sintering)

• How it works: Fuses powdered plastic (like Nylon) with a laser.
• Materials: Nylon, TPU, composite powders.
• Applications: Industrial parts, functional prototypes, enclosures.
• Pros: No support needed, strong and complex geometries.
• Cons: Higher cost, rougher surface finish.

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MJF (Multi Jet Fusion)

• How it works: Applies a binding agent and heat to fuse nylon powder.
• Materials: Nylon 12, Nylon 11, TPU.
• Applications: High-volume production, functional parts, hinges, connectors.
• Pros: Faster than SLS, better detail and strength.
• Cons: Limited material choices compared to FDM.

Vacuum Casting (Not a 3D printing method but used with it)

• How it works: A master model (often 3D printed) is used to create a silicone mold, which is filled with resin under vacuum.
• Materials: Polyurethane resins that mimic ABS, rubber, or PP.
• Applications: Short-run production, prototypes for functional testing.
• Pros: Excellent surface finish, variety of materials.
• Cons: Requires a master model the mold wears out after limited uses.

Materials We Offer

We support various 3D printing materials, each suited to different industries and purposes. Below is a detailed breakdown of what each material type offers:

Plastics

PLA (Polylactic Acid)

• Properties: Biodegradable, easy to print, low warping.
• Uses: Prototypes, display models, educational tools.
• Pros: Eco-friendly, affordable, low temperature requirement.
• Cons: Brittle and not ideal for high-stress parts.

ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)

• Properties: Tough, impact-resistant, durable.
• Uses: Functional parts, enclosures, automotive components.
• Pros: Stronger than PLA, better heat resistance.
• Cons: Prone to warping, needs a heated bed.

PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol)

• Properties: Durable, slightly flexible, food-safe.
• Uses: Mechanical parts, containers, wearable devices.
• Pros: Combines the strength of ABS with the ease of PLA.
• Cons: Slight stringing, less rigid than PLA.

Nylon

• Properties: High strength, abrasion-resistant, semi-flexible.
• Uses: Gears, hinges, industrial tools, functional parts.
• Pros: Durable and low-friction.
• Cons: Absorbs moisture, needs dry storage.

TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)

• Properties: Rubber-like flexibility, elastic.
• Uses: Phone cases, seals, gaskets, footwear.
• Pros: Flexible and impact-resistant.
• Cons: Slower print speeds, trickier to handle.

Resins (Used in SLA/DLP printers)

Standard Resin

• Properties: Smooth surface finish, fine detail.
• Uses: Prototypes, display models, figurines.
• Pros: High precision, clean look.
• Cons: Brittle, not suitable for functional use.

Tough Resin

• Properties: Stronger, impact-resistant.
• Uses: Functional prototypes, snap-fit parts.
• Pros: Closer to ABS in strength.
• Cons: Still not as durable as thermoplastics.

Flexible Resin

• Properties: Rubber-like elasticity, soft touch.
• Uses: Wearables, seals, soft-touch buttons.
• Pros: Great for simulating rubber.
• Cons: Can degrade faster over time.

Dental-Grade Resin

• Properties: Biocompatible, medically safe.
• Uses: Dental molds, surgical guides.
• Pros: Certified for medical applications.
• Cons: Expensive, requires strict handling.

Metals (Available on Request for Specialized Projects)

Stainless Steel

• Properties: Corrosion-resistant, strong.
• Uses: Industrial parts, tools, jewelry.
• Pros: High durability and longevity.
• Cons: High cost and longer processing time.

Titanium

• Properties: Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, bio-compatible.
• Uses: Aerospace, medical implants.
• Pros: Strong-to-weight ratio, safe for the body.
• Cons: Very expensive.

Aluminum

• Properties: Lightweight, thermally conductive.
• Uses: Automotive, aerospace, robotics.
• Pros: Lightweight with good strength.
• Cons: May lack fine detail in complex prints.

Composites

Carbon Fiber Reinforced PLA/ABS

• Properties: Extremely stiff and strong, lightweight.
• Uses: Drones, robotics, sports equipment.
• Pros: High strength-to-weight ratio.
• Cons: Can be abrasive to printer nozzles.

Glass Fiber Reinforced Filaments

• Properties: Tough, strong, slightly flexible.
• Uses: Automotive, functional engineering parts.
• Pros: Good dimensional stability.
• Cons: Heavier than carbon fiber.

Wood-Filled PLA

• Properties: Contains actual wood fibers, gives a wood-like finish.
• Uses: Decorative items, prototypes, artistic models.
• Pros: Aesthetic appeal, easy to sand or paint.
• Cons: Brittle, limited structural use
• Industries We Serve
• Architecture & Construction
• Engineering & Manufacturing
• Healthcare & Dentistry
• Education & Research
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Whether you need rapid prototyping, functional parts, or custom miniatures, ANH’s expert team ensures your vision becomes a physical reality with unmatched accuracy and detail.

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