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Thoughtful details and reliable results for every project.
3D Printing in Altamira, Tampico, and Ciudad Madero
We are equipped with FDM, SLA/DLP, and sand 3D printing technologies, allowing us to manufacture everything from visual prototypes to functional or industrial parts for projects in Altamira, Tampico, and Madero.
PRODUCTION & WORKSHOP
Technical capability for prototypes and batches.
We use carbon fiber-reinforced technical filaments and high-impact engineering resins to deliver parts resistant to temperature, tensile stress, and chemical wear.
Lead Time
Confirmed upon quotation
FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)
Extrusion of technical thermoplastic filaments. Ideal for large-format parts, functional prototypes, and high-rigidity mechanical components.
MATERIALS
PETG, ABS, Nylon, CF-Nylon, PLA, Flexible TPU
SLA / DLP (Photopolymerization)
Curing of photosensitive resin using UV light. Ultra-smooth finishes with micrometric precision for parts requiring maximum dimensional definition.
MATERIALS
Standard Resin, Engineering Tough, High Temperature
Sand 3D Printing
Direct manufacturing of molds and agglomerated sand cores for metal casting in complex industrial parts.
MATERIALS
Silica Sand Agglomerated with Furan Resin
Frequently asked questions
At CNC Master Studios, located at Honorato Tavera 202A, Zona Centro, Altamira, Tamaulipas, C.P. 89600. It takes about 30 minutes from Tampico and about 25 minutes from Ciudad Madero. You can request a quote via WhatsApp at +52 833 333 2725 by sending your file or a photo with dimensions.
It depends on the size of the part, the material, and the quantity. A small detailed piece takes much less time than a batch or a large-volume part. The exact lead time is confirmed during quoting, before manufacturing begins.
CNC Master Studios prints with technical polymers such as PETG, carbon fiber-reinforced Nylon, and ABS, as well as high-impact engineering resins for parts requiring fine detail. The choice depends on whether the part needs mechanical, thermal, or chemical resistance.
FDM printing deposits melted filament layer by layer: it is best suited for larger, durable, and functional parts. SLA/DLP resin cures liquid resin with light and provides much higher surface definition: it is best suited for small parts, fine details, figures, and presentation models.
Yes. The workshop offers CAD modeling: starting from a blueprint, a photograph with measurements, or the physical part, we generate the file and then manufacture it.