Using the QuickCast buildstyle in this way helps to reduce part volume, weight, and material needed to create a solid part. The QuickCast buildstyle can also be used to create large, lightweight parts and prototypes. QuickCast patterns offer large pattern sizes and smooth surfaces that can be printed and used to create your custom part at a fraction of the cost and time of using traditional investment casting patterns. The structure adds strength to the pattern, allows for easy drainage, and facilitates collapse of the pattern during thermal expansion to help avoid shell cracking. QuickCast is an SLA buildstyle that consists of a hollow SLA pattern with an internal hexagonal support structure. QuickCast functions as an alternative to traditional investment casting patterns, which can be costly and take additional time to complete parts. SLA is a cornerstone of our 3D additive manufacturing processes, capable of producing a high-quality aesthetic finish with tight tolerances. ProtoCAM offers rapid production of small to large 3D-printed casting patterns via Stereolithography (SLA). QuickCast is an ideal method for producing patterns for investment casting. Their knowledge of stereolithography and CAD, and their application of these technologies has helped us reshape our ideas to reality in the shortest possible time frame." - Kenneth Raines, B. "ProtoCAM has been most helpful in responding to our needs. You guys knocked it out of the park!" - Chris Davenport, RPC Quoting was prompt, engineering emailed and we spoke on the phone about a potential issue with the geometry of the parts so there were no surprises, the service was fast and delivery quick, the printed parts were of excellent quality, and all of the staff I dealt with were courteous and professional. "Our first experience with ProtoCAM last month was excellent. There's a lot more value added in working with ProtoCAM.” - Matthew Bellenoit, B. “ProtoCAM's turnaround times are exceptional, and their prices compared to others are always better. accelerated business development and helped reduce risk as we approached tooling." - Michael DiCanzio, independent Aesthetics were crucial, and unless told otherwise, no one was able to identify the product was 3D-printed. "The Carbon 3D printing process was the perfect half step between late-stage functional prototyping and production. Their willingness and desire to keep in touch with me is impressive, and physical walkthroughs ensure quality standards are being met.” - Todd Frick, Versatek “ProtoCAM's best attribute is their attention to detail and customer service. "As an emerging 3D modeling student at DeSales University, it was an incredibly valuable opportunity to learn more about the new innovations in 3D printing technology and how ProtoCAM couples its technical expertise with artistic value such as custom finishing to deliver a final product that exceeds the client's expectations." - Austin Kaplan, Desales University
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