3D printing

3D printing works in much the same way as a regular 2D inkjet printer, except multiple layers are built up on top of one another much the same as Stereolithography
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Traditional model making

At the heart of our business lies traditional model making skills that take many years to perfect. We have adapted these skills to maximise the benefits of the latest technologies.
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Vacuum casting

Vacuum casting is the process by which prototypes and indeed production parts can be made through the use of a silicone rubber tool made from a master model.
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What our clients say

"We have worked with PD Models and Paul Durbin for a number of years, and cannot sing their praises high enough. Their service, knowledge, technical expertise, and willingness to discuss ideas - no matter how odd - is second to none. I cannot recommend then high enough." Kevin Whatley - Merriott Plastics Limited,

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