3D Printing for Jewelry

Our technology will enable you to create unique pieces with unprecedented geometry, precision and detail, impossible to achieve with traditional manufacturing methods.

Areas of Applications

rings chains casting trees micro-pavè bracelets

Materials

Precision, detailed and high definition for aesthetic models and mockups. Master models for rubber moulding.

Precisa DL260

Production of master models for vulcanised rubber molds and liquid silicones. It resists temperatures up to 90 °C.

Castable materials developed by the chemical laboratory of DWS Systems. Recommended for use with Digital Wax 3D printers, XPRO Q and QL.

Fusia DC400

Easy casting for complex jewellery models.

Fusia 445

Mass production of chains and jewelry. Discover the casting clusters to optimise your production, up to 50 cm in height!

Fusia DC500

Ease of casting, suitable for small to medium-sized models and for applications with pre-set stones.

Fusia Digital Wax

Casting as easy as wax. Suitable for creating casting trees.

Fusia DC905

Ultra-high performance for jewelry castings. Suitable for creating casting trees.

Fusia DC550

Production of models with extra-smooth surfaces. For applications with pre-set stones.

Fusia DC800

Geometries with filigree and thick parts in the same model.

High-temperature resistant materials. Developed by the chemical laboratory of DWS Systems.  The Therma series includes nanoceramic materials developed for applications where resistance to thermal stress is required.

Therma DM220

Production of master models for vulcanised rubber moulds and liquid silicones. It resists temperatures up to 200 °C.

Therma DM210

Production of master models for vulcanised rubber moulds and liquid silicones. It resists temperatures up to 180 °C.

Nauta+ Software

Supports generation for models of any shape

Developed in-house at DWS, Nauta is our parametric software. It prepares 3D print files, helping to devise support structures and decide the model’s positioning on the platform before sending the files to Fictor, the printer management software.