Titanium Alloy 3D Printing Services

ZONZE provides ISO-certified titanium alloy 3D printing services for high-precision, reliable parts. Fast lead times and expert engineering support ensure your projects succeed.

3D Printing Services for Custom Prints

ZONZE offers expert 3D printing solutions tailored to your specific project requirements. Whether you need fast-turnaround prototypes or durable end-use components, we provide high-resolution additive manufacturing with exceptional detail and accuracy.

Utilizing cutting-edge technologies like SLA, FDM, SLS, and SLM, our 3D printing capabilities achieve tight tolerances down to ±0.2 mm. With deep experience and advanced equipment, our team ensures every part meets your specifications — delivered on time and built to perform.

SLA

SLA

SLA 3D printing transforms liquid resin into solid, highly detailed parts using laser-based curing. This process delivers excellent dimensional accuracy and an ultra-smooth surface finish, making it the perfect choice for complex models and precision prototypes.

FDM

FDM

FDM 3D printing builds parts layer by layer by extruding melted thermoplastic, offering strong, cost-effective prototypes and end-use parts.

SLS

SLS

SLS 3D printing uses a laser to selectively sinter powder into solid layers, creating tough, functional parts with complex shapes—perfect for demanding, end-use applications.

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SLM

SLM technology uses laser energy to fully melt metal powder, forming complex, high-performance metal components. It’s a top choice for industries like aerospace, medical, and heavy manufacturing.

China-Based Expansive Manufacturing Network

With its own manufacturing facilities and a carefully selected partner network in China, ZONZE enables rapid turnaround and scalable production of custom metal and plastic components—delivering consistent quality and dependable results across every project.

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Metal 3D printing services

EOS Titanium Ti64 Grade 23

Ti64 grade 23 is a well-known light alloy that offers excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance, combined with low specific gravity and biocompatibility.

Material advantages: Lightweight, high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and higher fatigue resistance than other lightweight alloys
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EOS Titanium Ti64

Ti64 is a well-known light alloy that has excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance, while also having low specific gravity and biocompatibility.

Material advantages: Excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance, light weight and good biocompatibility
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EOS Titanium Ti64 Grade 5

Ti64 grade 5 is a well-known light alloy that offers excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance, combined with low specific gravity and biocompatibility.

Material advantages: Lightweight, high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and higher fatigue resistance than other lightweight alloys
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EOS Titanium Ti64ELI

Ti64ELI is a well-known light alloy with excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance, combined with low specific gravity and biocompatibility.

Material advantages: Excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance, light weight and good biocompatibility
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EOS Titanium TiCP Grade 2

TiCP is a commercially pure titanium alloy that has good strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and ductility.

Material advantages: Good strength-to-weight ratio Good corrosion resistance and ductility

Titanium Alloy Printing Surface Finishes

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Heat Treatment

Titanium parts often undergo heat treatment processes like annealing or hot isostatic pressing (HIP). This improves strength, ductility, and fatigue resistance while minimizing residual stresses caused during the additive manufacturing process.

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Sandblasting, Polishing

Techniques such as sandblasting, vibratory finishing, or manual polishing are used to remove surface roughness, build lines, or unmelted powder. A smoother surface is essential for medical implants or aerospace components requiring low friction or better aesthetics.

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CNC Machining

Since additive processes may not meet fine dimensional accuracy, CNC milling or turning is often used as a secondary process. This ensures critical surfaces meet high-precision requirements, especially for parts with tight fits or threaded holes.

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Anodizing or Chemical Passivation

Titanium can be anodized or chemically treated to create a protective oxide layer. This not only improves corrosion resistance but also modifies surface energy, which is beneficial for biomedical applications (e.g., better osseointegration in implants).

What is Metal 3D Printing?

Additive manufacturing, commonly referred to as 3D printing, is a cutting-edge production method that builds physical objects directly from digital 3D models. Instead of removing material as in traditional subtractive manufacturing, 3D printing constructs parts by depositing material layer upon layer. This layer-by-layer approach enables the fabrication of complex shapes, detailed features, and lightweight structures with minimal material waste. Widely used across industries such as rapid prototyping, product design, aerospace, and healthcare, 3D printing supports fast production cycles and high levels of customization. Its efficiency, cost savings, and design flexibility make it a powerful solution for modern manufacturing applications.

3D Printing Solutions Across Multiple Sectors

Zonze delivers 3D Printing tailored to the demands of industries ranging from aerospace to automotive. Our clients include individual innovators, product designers, and global enterprises—supporting many customers around the world.

Why Choose Us

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Precision Parts with Guaranteed Quality

Our ISO-certified services deliver high-precision parts manufactured to exact specifications. With rigorous quality control throughout the entire process, each component is engineered for perfect fit and reliable performance.g.

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Rapid Lead Time

ZONZE helps you stay on schedule with fast lead times. Our state-of-the-art equipment and strategically located facilities ensure quick production and on-time delivery for all your projects.

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Expert Engineering Support Services

Wherever and whenever you need it, we are here to help. Our engineering team offers professional guidance to optimize your designs for performance, efficiency, and manufacturability.

Titanium Alloy 3D Printing FAQs

What titanium alloys can be 3D printed?
Common alloys include Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5), Ti-6Al-7Nb, and CP titanium (Grade 1/2), widely used in aerospace, medical, and industrial sectors.
What 3D printing technologies are used for titanium?
Selective Laser Melting (SLM) and Electron Beam Melting (EBM) are dominant, offering high precision and material density.
What is the typical lead time for titanium 3D printing?
1–3 days for simple parts; 1–4 weeks for complex projects (including programming, printing, and post-processing).
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
We accept MOQ = 1 piece for prototyping, with discounts for bulk orders (e.g., 50+ pieces).
Can 3D-printed titanium parts be used for load-bearing applications?
Yes, but fatigue resistance depends on process control. Recent advances (e.g., NAMP) have achieved near-void-free structures with superior fatigue strength.
What surface finishes are available after 3D printing?
Options include machining, polishing, sandblasting, and chemical etching to improve aesthetics or reduce surface roughness.
What file formats are accepted for 3D printing?
Preferred formats: STEP (.step), IGES (.iges), STL, and native CAD files (e.g., SolidWorks .SLDPRT).
Is post-processing required for titanium 3D-printed parts?
Yes, heat treatment (e.g., HIP) is often used to eliminate residual stress and improve mechanical properties.
What is the cost range for titanium 3D printing?
Costs vary by complexity, volume, and surface finish. Prices typically start at 50–300+ per part for small batches.
Can titanium 3D printing produce complex geometries?
Absolutely! 5-axis SLM/EBM enables internal channels, undercuts, and lattice structures impossible with traditional machining.