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Quick answer: If you need 3D printing in Di An or Thuan An (Binh Duong), you have a big advantage: CT3D’s headquarters is in Di An, and the Linh Trung workshop (Thu Duc) sits right across the border. You can bring parts in, pick up orders in person, and run several print-test-revise rounds with little hassle. CT3D quotes within the same business day for FDM, resin, MJF PA12 and metal.
Most articles about 3D printing services in other districts talk about “send the file over Zalo, get the parts by courier.” For customers in Di An and Thuan An, it can work differently: you sit down with an engineer, look at the part, test-fit it on the spot, adjust the file and print again. CT3D’s headquarters is at 141/51/7 Nguyen Tri Phuong, Nhi Dong 2 Quarter, Di An, Binh Duong; the Linh Trung workshop in Thu Duc is a short ride away through the University Village area. This article focuses on the industries and needs typical of the area along the Ho Chi Minh City – Binh Duong border.
Key points
- CT3D’s headquarters is in Di An; the Linh Trung and Tam Binh workshops (Thu Duc) are right next door, which makes print – fix – reprint cycles easy.
- Song Than, Tan Dong Hiep and Binh Duong industrial parks (Di An) and VSIP 1, Viet Huong and Dong An (Thuan An) need jigs, replacement parts and prototypes.
- The wood furniture and ceramics industries around Thuan An use 3D printing for pattern samples and casting masters.
- University Village students can bring files in person and choose FDM to save money.
Why is 3D printing in Di An and Thuan An faster to turn around?
The advantage comes from distance: customers don’t have to ship parts back and forth, so the print – test-fit – revise loop is shorter. This matters for three kinds of orders:
- Jigs that need testing on the machine: factory engineers can take a test print back, fit it, measure it, and come back with feedback within the same week.
- Cosmetic samples that need a visual check: paint color, gloss and how a part feels in the hand are hard to approve from photos.
- Urgent replacement parts: bring the broken part in for 3D scanning and avoid the risk of it getting lost in shipping.
Lead time still depends on volume, technology and finishing; the technician gives a specific date when confirming the order. Being close doesn’t mean printing faster. It means communicating faster.
3D printing needs in Di An and Thuan An industrial parks
Industrial parks around Di An and Thuan An use 3D printing mostly for jigs, replacement parts and pre-production prototypes.
Di An: Song Than, Tan Dong Hiep, Binh Duong
Song Than is one of Binh Duong’s oldest industrial clusters, and many of its machines have been running for years. Typical needs are discontinued plastic replacement parts, guide rails, stoppers and small gears. Tan Dong Hiep A, B and Binh Duong industrial parks also need locating fixtures for assembly and quick inspection gauges on the line.
Thuan An: VSIP 1, Viet Huong, Dong An
Factories in VSIP 1 are often foreign-invested companies with strict processes. They expect clear CAD files and parts within tolerance. Common orders: assembly jigs for electronic components, sensor brackets on automated lines, robot grippers (end-of-arm tooling), and prototypes before ordering injection molds. For wear parts, MJF PA12 usually lasts longer than FDM; parts that must handle heat or heavy loads can be printed in metal with SLM.
Wood furniture and ceramics: 3D printing uses few people think of
In furniture and ceramics, 3D printing is mainly used for samples and mold masters, not for printing the final product.
- Wood furniture: print scale samples of carved patterns, handles and table legs so overseas buyers can approve them before the workshop makes the real thing; print cutting and drilling templates for repeated parts.
- Ceramics (Lai Thieu and nearby): print resin masters for vases, statues and decorative pieces, then make casting molds from them. SLA resin gives a smooth surface and cuts down on hand-finishing the master.
- Hardware accessories and decor: print a sample, then duplicate it with a silicone mold when you need a few dozen to a few hundred pieces.
To get the print right the first time, the file should follow DfAM (design for additive manufacturing) principles. Our article on designing 3D models for 3D printing explains common mistakes such as walls that are too thin and unsupported overhangs.
Area – typical 3D printing needs – pickup and delivery
In Di An and Thuan An, the most common way to drop off and pick up is in person; the table below sums up each area.
| Ward/area | Typical 3D printing needs | Pickup/delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Di An, An Binh (Song Than, Binh Duong) | Replacement parts, guide rails, jigs | Bring parts to the Di An headquarters; pick up in person |
| Tan Dong Hiep (Tan Dong Hiep A, B industrial parks) | Assembly jigs, inspection gauges | Send STEP files; test print, take it back to test-fit |
| Dong Hoa (University Village, next to Thu Duc) | Student projects, robots, models | Pick up at the Linh Trung workshop or the Di An headquarters |
| Binh Hoa, Thuan Giao (VSIP 1, Dong An, Viet Huong) | Jigs, robot grippers, pre-tooling prototypes | Work through engineering email; delivery to the factory |
| Lai Thieu, An Thanh, Binh Nham (Thuan An) | Ceramic masters, furniture pattern samples | Send photos or physical samples for 3D scanning; approve samples in person |
| Binh Chuan, An Phu (Thuan An) | Small mechanical parts, packaging mockups | Quote via Zalo; pick up at headquarters or ship by courier |
Choosing a 3D printing technology for local needs
Pick the technology based on what the part has to do, not out of habit. Quick guide:
| Need | Technology | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Locating jigs, guide rails | FDM PETG, ABS, ASA | Affordable, strong enough, easy to revise and reprint |
| Robot grippers, wear parts | MJF PA12 | Mechanically tough, consistent from build to build |
| Ceramic masters, furniture patterns | SLA resin | Smooth surface, keeps fine detail sharp |
| Heat-resistant, high-load parts | SLM metal | Replaces machining when the geometry is complex |
| Soft pads and bumpers | FDM TPU | Flexible, absorbs impact |
FAQ about 3D printing in Di An and Thuan An
Can I visit CT3D’s Di An headquarters in person to order 3D printing?
Yes. Call or message on Zalo at 0975 008 728 first to set a time, and an engineer will be ready to review your file or part. Parts that need 3D scanning may be sent to the nearby Linh Trung workshop.
Can factories in VSIP 1 get a VAT invoice?
CT3D is a limited liability company with a tax code and issues invoices as required for business orders. Send your invoicing details when you confirm the order.
What should I keep in mind when printing a master for ceramic molds?
You need to account for the ceramic’s shrinkage after firing so the master is scaled up correctly, and ask for the resin surface to be sanded smooth. Tell the engineer the glaze and clay type if you have a specific shrinkage factor.
Can University Village students pick up prints at the workshop?
Yes. Students can send STL files ahead of time and pick up at the Linh Trung workshop or the Di An headquarters to save on delivery fees.
Besides Di An and Thuan An, does CT3D take orders from other parts of Binh Duong?
Yes. CT3D serves customers nationwide; orders in Thu Dau Mot, Tan Uyen and Ben Cat still get online quotes and courier delivery, and on-site measuring and scanning can be scheduled for large objects.
Conclusion
3D printing in Di An and Thuan An, Binh Duong offers something that’s hard to get elsewhere: direct talks with engineers and short print-and-revise cycles. Whether you’re a factory in VSIP 1, a furniture workshop in Thuan An or a University Village student, contact CT3D at 0975 008 728 to order 3D printing and get a quote within the same business day. If you need a part scanned, see CT3D’s 3D scanning service in HCMC.
Related articles on 3D printing in HCMC
- 3D printing in HCMC
- 3D printing in Thu Duc (District 2, District 9)
- 3D printing for industrial park businesses in HCMC
- 3D printing for students in HCMC
CT3D service ecosystem
- CT3D Group – multi-industry 3D technology
- Custom 3D printing service in the HCMC – Binh Duong area
- Resin 3D printing for mold masters
- SLM metal 3D printing
- Mold making and silicone molds
- 3D scanning and reverse engineering
- Contact CT3D headquarters in Di An
About CT3D – a large-scale, multi-industry prototyping and manufacturing technology company
Di An is not just an area CT3D serves. It’s where the company is headquartered. CT3D is a large-scale, multi-industry prototyping and manufacturing technology company, with workshops in Ho Chi Minh City at Tam Binh, Linh Trung (Thu Duc) and District 6, plus one in Hai Phong. Every step, from 3D scanning, design, 3D printing and mold making to production and inspection, runs in one closed chain, so a customer’s part moves straight from one step to the next. Besides customers in Binh Duong, CT3D takes orders nationwide. Hotline/Zalo 0975 008 728 – 0985 936 728, email contact@ct3dgroup.com.
Related services at CT3D Group
- Custom 3D printing service
- High-accuracy 3D scanning service
- Custom 3D design service
- CT3D Group network: ct3dgroup.com · in3d.edu.vn – Hotline/Zalo 0975 008 728
