I-CUP bike race medals — Red Rock Events LLC Overview Red Rock Events LLC required 1000+ custom medals for the I-CUP mountain bike series held throughout the Western United States. Merit3D used SLA 3D printing from Photocentric Magna machines to produce these high-quality, hefty medals with integrated moving parts in our Price, Utah facility without […]
Refining the Surface: Why the 3D Printed Look is Fading The air in Price, Utah, carries a different weight than it used to. For generations, the grit under our fingernails came from the coal seams that ran deep beneath the sandstone. It was honest work, but it was work that relied on things staying the
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Problem We found that a particular resin absorbs about 40% water when submerged. The problem was brought to our attention when one of our customers sent us a fitting they used for distributing liquid fertilizer. The fitting was split. Background Before we print with a resin for our customers, we test it for strength and
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New technologies emerging to skip traditional manufacturing Price, Utah – Merit3D has created a new program called Protoduction 4.0. We are combining new 3D printers in additive manufacturing with new materials to create improved mass production capabilities. This program is designed to help people mass produce their products using additive manufacturing across the globe. By
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Blog Rural Utah Company Merit3D Brings 3D Printed Cast Capabilities to Western United States Written by Trenton Willson The advent of 3D printing is disrupting the $12 trillion manufacturing industry worldwide. It spans any and all industries that need manufacturing, including the medical field. In medicine, this revolutionary technology aids teaching through 3D printed models,
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