In the field of precision manufacturing, “customization” and “high precision” are the core demands of corporate clients. Xiamen Goldcattle Industry and Trade Co., Ltd. (Xiamen Goldcattle), with 26 years of…
3D printing powder is a fine, homogeneous material designed for additive manufacturing (AM) processes that build parts layer-by-layer—such as Selective Laser Melting (SLM), Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), or Electron Beam Melting (EBM)….
Metal 3D printing has evolved into a diverse ecosystem of technologies, each tailored to specific industrial needs—from intricate medical implants to large aerospace components. While all methods build parts layer-by-layer,…
Yes, 3D printers can print metal—but only with specialized metal 3D printers (not consumer-grade FDM/PLA printers). These printers use advanced technologies to melt, fuse, or bind metal materials (powders, wires)…
3D printing (additive manufacturing) is a layer-by-layer fabrication process that transforms digital 3D models into physical objects—unlike subtractive methods (e.g., CNC machining) that remove material. Its versatility spans desktop hobbies…
The moment liquid metal is poured into a mold, humanity embarks on a casting history spanning thousands of years. Conversely, when laser beams trace layer by layer on a bed…
In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, 3D printing has emerged as a revolutionary force, transforming the way we design, prototype, and manufacture products. At Goldcattle, we are at the forefront…
Short answer: 3D printing is challenging due to a complex interplay of technical limitations, material constraints, precision requirements, and workflow complexities. Unlike traditional manufacturing, it demands expertise in design, equipment…
The biggest problem with 3D printing right now is speed vs. quality trade-offs. Most consumer and mid-range printers take hours or even days to create complex parts, and if you…
Answer: CNC machining is not necessarily faster than 3D printing; it depends on the specific working conditions. For regular parts with simple structures and large quantities, CNC machining is faster…