Using a wide range of professional materials including plastics, metals, sands and rubber, we can print complex and unusual shapes: spare parts for machinery, display models, moulds, jewellery, dental items and more.
Our national 3D printing network provides a wide variety of rapid prototyping services, including stereolithography (SLA), selective laser sintering (SLS), fused deposition modeling (FDM), polyjet (PJP), multi jet fusion (MJF) and direct metal laser melting (DMLM) to produce custom prototypes or models quickly and accurately.
No tooling investment is required since the final parts made directly from the 3D CAD file. Our rapid prototyping service supplies parts in a matter of days. Reducing your product development costs and lead times.
Catalyst, Mark Horstman from Catalyst joins scientists on the banks of the Darling River to solve an extraordinary murder mystery. Toorale Man on ABC TV. Managing Director Shane Rolton Wysiwyg 3D used the latest in 3D Scanning technology to capture accurate details of the actual skeleton. Combining the scan data with high resolution photos we were able to…
Social Media Star Sarah3Ellen uses 3D scanning and 3D Printing for Perks of Her Campaign Maybelline, Perks of Her and Social Media sensation Sarah Ellen used 3D Scanning and 3D Printing for the advertising campaign makefithappen! Cyber scanning took place in our Peakhurst office taking only minutes to capture the data in full colour. 3D Scanned…
Using 3D Printing is a cost effective solution to demonstrate your design to people who might not be able to visualise simple sketches – Wysiwyg 3D engineers can helps with scanning the Marquette or just ensure the file is suitable for 3D Printing. Also available is a range of coatings such as gold, silver or bronze to help the model look even more life like.
3D Scanning and 3D Printing on Channel 7 Usually our engineers are behind the camera 3d scanning the hero but today the hero was 3D scanning and 3D printing. Channel 7 Crew and Reporter Adene Cassidy were interested in doing a story on 3D scanning and 3D Printing – and who best to show them…
