3D-printed lead screw nuts and drive nuts

Our 3D-printed lead screw nuts and drive nuts are created using our engineered composite plastic iglide® printing materials, which have been proven to last up to 50 times longer inside moving applications than standard 3D-printing materials. igus® engineers extensively test our iglide® plastics inside our 41,000-square-foot test lab based in Cologne, Germany to ensure that every 3D-printed component offers exceptional wear resistance comparable to injection-molded components. All igus® 3D-printed parts are low-friction, maintenance-free and self-lubricating. Metric and trapezoidal threads can be printed directly on the component from size M6 to TR6.

Benefits:

Various special iglide® polymers available for moving applications
3D-printed parts with wear resistance comparable to injection-molded components or bar stock
Rapid production – even for complex parts
Easily upload and order your CAD file online
Necessary component adaptations and optimizations possible
Prototypes, special components and small batches – no minimum order quantity required!

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3D Printing Service

Our 3D-printing service uses powders and filaments that have been proven to last up to 50 times longer than standard 3D-printing materials inside moving applications. All igus® 3D printed wear parts are low-friction, maintenance-free and self-lubricating.

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CAD Configurator

This tool allows users to download CAD files for 3D printed bearings, gears, rollers and bar stock. Views of components appear in both 2D and 3D, and detailed product information is available. Individual designs can also be easily uploaded and configured.

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View our 3D printing test lab

igus® engineers extensively test the tribological properties of our engineered composite plastics inside our 41,000-square-foot test lab to ensure every 3D-printed part will last 50 times longer than typical 3D-printing materials inside moving applications.

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