Stratnel » 3D print your part

3D print your part – fast
and reliable

Assured confidentiality. Industrial grade 3D prints.

Applications

Prototyping

Avoid mold making costs
Shorten development time
Improve time to market
We help you prototype faster

Tools

Fixtures
- Assembly
- Gauging
Masks
- Conformal coating
- Painting
- Labeling

Measurement

Alignment tools
Position gauges
Hybrid gauges

Productivity

Shadow boards
Part bins
Assembly masks
Display aids
Signage, etc.

Medical Models

Life-size or reduced scale models
from MRI or CT data for:

Teaching
Patient discussions
Pre-surgery planning, etc.

Scale Models

Architecture
Large parts
Concept validation
Feasibility studies
Project approvals
Funding requests

Print large parts up to 500mm long or tall

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Tensile Testing Fixture

Precision & Accuracy

Precision refers to how repeatable the parts can be. Accuracy represents nearness to target.

Typical accuracy for a 3D printed part can be ± 150 microns.Better accuracies can be reached with iterations.

Precision and accuracy depend on shape and size of the part, material characteristics, printer capability, and process knowledge.

Materials / Filaments

We offer several materials for use with our in-house FDM printers.

Materials	Expanded Name	Brief Properties	Applications
PLA	Polylactic Acid	Biodegradable thermoplastic aliphatic polyester derived from renewable sources such as corn starch	Dental implants, packaging materials, disposable tableware, etc.
ABS	Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene	Common thermoplastic polymer with high impact resistance and toughness	Automotive trim components, electronic enclosures, crash helmets, keyboard key caps, etc.
TPE	Thermoplastic elastomer	Copolymers with both thermoplastic and elastomeric properties	Automotive and household appliances.
PC	Polycarbonate	Strong, tough and high temperature resistance	Electronics, dome lights, automotive and aircraft windows, etc.
PET-G	Polyethylene Terephthalate-Glycol modified	Tougher than ABS and higher heat resistance	Food grade plastics, clothing
Conductive PLA	Conductive Polylactic acid	PLA with electrically conductive properties	Printed-in-place contacts, switches, and internal wiring traces.
HT PET	High Temperature Polyethylene Terephthalate	Similar to PET-G, but with enhanced heat resistance	Food grade plastics, high temperature functional parts.
CFR PET	Carbon Fibre reinforced Polyethylene Terephthalate	High strength and high modulus at lower weight	Automotive applications, aerospace applications.
Nylon *	Polyamide	High strength and temperature resistance, light weight	Automotive engine applications, aerospace parts, sensors, gears, bearings.

Choosing the right material for your application

For comparison purposes only

Comparative Temperature Resistance

Comparative Rigidity

Comparative Impact Resistance

Density

Comparative Strength

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What Our Clients Say

We needed a dome reflector for our systems. Off the shelf parts were expensive and our make shift alternatives were not of professional quality. Stratnel helped us to implement what we exactly wanted at an affordable cost, with very good quality and at the shortest possible time! They modified our design of the dome to suit 3D printing, ran through a couple of iterations with us, printed and delivered it within a few days.

In addition, Stratnel also helped us out with other important parts for our machine – such as rollers, placement jigs and calibration plate holding fixtures. They showed us what was possible, designed and printed them for us. We congratulate K. Padmanabhan for his efforts in partnering with us!

Krishnan Ramabadran
Founder & CEO
Zentron Labs, Bangalore
Manufacturers of inspection systems based on machine vision

There is a very good potential for doctors to use 3D printing to make models from scans of their patients. These models can then be used for several purposes including explaining the procedures to the patients, training the pre-surgical teams and preparing for surgery.

We worked with Stratnel to generate some 3D medical models for concept proof. Padmanabhan was very proactive in supporting us. Together, we were able to very quickly turn a concept into a physical model. I was surprised at the speed of the execution. I am quite happy to recommend Stratnel for their additive manufacturing expertise.

Govindarajan
Founder
Aarthi Scans and Labs
One of India’s largest outpatient imaging networks,
with around 20 branches in South India.