There You Have It 3D and Locke Webster are pleased to announce that the 3D printing Los Angeles firm is the only company in the industry that is also a motion picture union signatory. The all-union signatory serves the movie industry in the Los Angeles area, including Burbank, Culver City, and Hollywood and the public at large. The company has invested in the latest technology to provide customers with faster prints at the best prices.
A spokesperson for the 3d scanning Los Angeles firm stated, “We use top-of-the-line 3D printing equipment to produce top quality objects no matter what project you’re working on. Whether you need a cleared prop, mold master, museum-quality art print, or a functional physical prototype for your next design, we can help deliver what you’re looking for.”
Several types of 3D technology are utilized to deliver the best results to clients. These include Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Stereolithography (SLA), and Polyjet equipment. 3D scans bring objects to the digital universe.
Additional details are available at https://www.thereyouhaveit3d.com/
Fused Deposition Modeling or FDM refers to the most common method of 3D printing, where the material is deposited in layers via an extruding system. The FDM printers have the widest range of materials and base color options. They are considered to be the most economical solution for practical use parts and early prototypes. This type produces the strongest available parts, but the pieces typically have visible layer lines unless added post-processing is done.
SLA is an advanced method of 3D printing that uses lasers to draw parts from a batch of liquid photopolymer resin. An SLA bonds each layer of material to the previous layers, providing virtually invisible layer lines and microscopic detail levels. SLA technology is the ideal choice for artistic applications, detailed models, and casting jewelry.
Multijet printing combines technologies from both FDM and SLA styles. Specialized print heads deposit liquid resin across a build platform, and UV light cures the layer instantly. This type of printing provides incredibly detailed results in a glossy or matte finish. It provides the fastest printing for batch parts and is excellent for buttons, burnout casting, custom badges, and iconography.
About the Company:
There You Have It 3D offers full-motion picture union workers. The company has state-of-the-art technology for a range of products. Fast response and high quality are assured for each job.
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Company Name: There You Have It 3D
Contact Person: Locke Webster
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Phone: (213) 513-5210
Address:423 Hindry Ave, Unit B-1
City: Inglewood
State: CA 90301
Country: United States
Website: https://www.thereyouhaveit3d.com/
