Additive Manufacturing like you’ve NEVER seen before, at TyRex Group, Ltd!

Tyrex Manufacturing-a company where creativity, technology, and precision engineering converge to produce some of the most innovative solutions in the industry.
Founded in Austin, Texas in 1995, Tyrex began as a traditional manufacturing powerhouse with a commitment to delivering reliable and high-quality components to various industries. Over the years, they quickly adapted to the ever-changing landscape of technology, embracing new methodologies and investing in advanced equipment. Their ability to pivot and evolve became a hallmark of their success.
Tyrex’s additive manufacturing capabilities are second to none, offering a full suite of services that takes products from concept to reality. They specialize in:
1. Rapid Prototyping: Need a physical prototype fast? Tyrex can turn digital models into functional prototypes with remarkable speed and accuracy, allowing designers to iterate quickly and efficiently.
2. Low-Volume Production: For products that don’t demand large-scale manufacturing, Tyrex’s 3D printing technology offers a cost-effective solution. They can produce low volumes of parts without the expensive tooling required for traditional methods.
3. Full-Scale Production: Beyond prototypes, Tyrex is capable of delivering high-volume production runs, utilizing the scalability of their additive manufacturing systems to meet client demands.
4. Reverse Engineering: Tyrex excels at creating digital models from existing parts, using advanced scanning technology to recreate components and improve upon them through additive manufacturing.
At the heart of Tyrex’s additive manufacturing operations are their state-of-the-art 3D printing machines, each chosen for its unique capabilities and reliability. These machines include:
• FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) Printers: Ideal for producing robust prototypes and functional parts in materials like ABS, PLA, and polycarbonate. Tyrex uses these machines for applications requiring strength, durability, and flexibility.
• SLA (Stereolithography) Printers: Known for their precision and fine detail, SLA printers are perfect for intricate models and parts requiring a smooth surface finish. This is particularly valuable for industries like medical devices and electronics.
• SLS (Selective Laser Sintering) Machines: These printers enable Tyrex to produce complex geometries in nylon and other engineering-grade materials. The layer-by-layer laser sintering process allows for parts with high strength and intricate internal structures.
• Metal 3D Printers: When it comes to high-performance parts, Tyrex leverages metal additive manufacturing to create components in materials like stainless steel, aluminum, and titanium. This capability is a game-changer for aerospace, automotive, and industrial applications.
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