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Rapid Prototyping firms - China
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Rapid Prototyping firms - China
by tchi6 » Sun Jul 26, 2009 8:08 am
Hi guys, i need to have my design rapid prototyped for an exhibition and was wondering if anyone had any experiences with such firms in china that uses cnc or sla. I'm from Australia and have in the past, (for university) used local firms but it was very expensive and i understand that china can be a lot cheaper. I was wondering if anyone can suggest any firms they know of, or have had personal experiences with. thnx
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Re: Rapid Prototyping firms - China
by adrianvw » Wed Jul 29, 2009 12:12 pm
Our design firm has started using China based RP firms,
One that has great communication (over e-mail and Skype) is Sunpe
The quality is great, technical knowledge excellent pricing is way more competitive than US and Canada, Although we have done jobs with other suppliers who deliver on time and quality at half the price, Sunpe seem to have all the systems in place for peace of mind.
Website:http://www.sunpe.com
Contact info:
Winny Liang / Liang Yan (sales_05@sunpe.com)
Export Department
Zhongshan Sunpe Technology Co., Ltd.
SUNPE PROTOTYPE(HK) CO., LIMITED
Mobile:+86-13590883205
Fax.: +86 760-2221 1992
Good luck
Adrian
One that has great communication (over e-mail and Skype) is Sunpe
The quality is great, technical knowledge excellent pricing is way more competitive than US and Canada, Although we have done jobs with other suppliers who deliver on time and quality at half the price, Sunpe seem to have all the systems in place for peace of mind.
Website:http://www.sunpe.com
Contact info:
Winny Liang / Liang Yan (sales_05@sunpe.com)
Export Department
Zhongshan Sunpe Technology Co., Ltd.
SUNPE PROTOTYPE(HK) CO., LIMITED
Mobile:+86-13590883205
Fax.: +86 760-2221 1992
Good luck
Adrian
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Re: Rapid Prototyping firms - China
by Sketchme » Wed Jul 29, 2009 2:52 pm
A lot of students from the UK at our university used RPWORLD in china to get stuff done. The turnaround is incredible i had bits made and shipped out to me in 4 days.
I would say though that from a UK perspective the SLA is not any cheaper for us because they have to buy the resins from Europe. CNCing however was dirt cheap.
They do offer to do the finishing for you as well and what i saw the finishes were pretty good, however personally I prefer to do that sort of thing myself.
I would say though that from a UK perspective the SLA is not any cheaper for us because they have to buy the resins from Europe. CNCing however was dirt cheap.
They do offer to do the finishing for you as well and what i saw the finishes were pretty good, however personally I prefer to do that sort of thing myself.
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Re: Rapid Prototyping firms - China
by CHOLDEN » Wed Jul 29, 2009 3:56 pm
I've used xmduch which has been unbelievable. Can pm photos of the results.
Great communication via email and skype and phone.
They do lots of surface finishing and use multiple techniques and they are also extremely cheap!
More info check out their website or pm for a contact.
http://www.xmduch.com
got 27 individual pieces machines finished and posted to my front door within 9 days from first contact.
Great communication via email and skype and phone.
They do lots of surface finishing and use multiple techniques and they are also extremely cheap!
More info check out their website or pm for a contact.
http://www.xmduch.com
got 27 individual pieces machines finished and posted to my front door within 9 days from first contact.
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Re: Rapid Prototyping firms - China
by TaylorWelden » Wed Jul 29, 2009 6:18 pm
Factories; DO NOT email me about this post.
I have received 10 emails already offering services, I am not interested.
Thank you.
I have received 10 emails already offering services, I am not interested.
Thank you.
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Re: Rapid Prototyping firms - China
by tontye » Thu Jul 30, 2009 7:31 am
Thank you.
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