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3D Printing

An additive process that builds parts layer by layer. RPT's service information covers plastic processes as well as direct metal laser sintering.

Prototyping

Physical models help teams evaluate function and appearance, gather feedback and iterate before moving toward production.

• Scaled and full-size prototype work
• Functional iterations for fit and testing
• 3D-printed prototypes, including metal options described on RPT's site

IoT

RPT lists connected-device applications across several sectors:

• Farming and GPS monitoring
• Medical equipment
• Construction-site data monitoring
• Automobile monitoring
• Home automation

3D Scanning

Turn physical objects into digital geometry for redesign, reproduction and measurement-led inspection.

• Reverse engineering when no blueprint is available
• Quality inspection and metrology; RPT's source page cites accuracy up to 10 microns
• Medical, heritage, art and design applications
• Detailed scans of intricate jewellery pieces

Post Processing

Finishing options can improve appearance and prepare printed parts for their intended presentation or use. RPT lists:

• Clear coating and painting
• Plating
• Dyeing
• Decaling
• Texturing
• Polishing
• Heat treating

Vacuum Casting

A process for duplicating detailed plastic prototype parts in small to medium quantities using a master model, a silicone mould and cast resin.

RPT's source page says a silicone mould can be reused around 15-20 times; suitability depends on the part and project.