FDM 3D Printing
High-performance parts for rapid prototyping and low-cost industrial production.
- Prototyping and industrial grade
- High production capacity
- Accuracy down to ±0.3 mm
Layer by layer into reality
The model is ready; now it is time to make it real. Durable functional parts with FDM, smooth surfaces and fine detail with SLA, up to 8 colors in one go with multicolor printing; from prototype to end-use part.
Production methods
Strength, detail or color? Each method shines in a different place; we choose the best one for your project together.
Why 3D printing?
From a single part to series without mold or tooling costs; when the design changes, production changes instantly.
Internal channels, lattice structures and single-piece assemblies that traditional manufacturing cannot make.
Prototype and end product from the same digital file; testing, revision and production within days.
Materials
Materials printed by depositing molten thermoplastic filament layer by layer. The widest range, from economical prototypes to industrial parts in carbon fiber reinforced nylon.
Most popularPolylactic acid (PLA+)
Most popularPolyethylene terephthalate glycol

Polyethylene terephthalate filament
Most popularAcrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS+)
Most popularAcrylonitrile styrene acrylate
Most popularThermoplastic polyurethane

Polyamide filament

Carbon fiber reinforced nylon (PA6-CF / PA12-CF)

Carbon fiber and glass fiber reinforced PLA / PETG

Carbon fiber and glass fiber reinforced ABS

Engineering polycarbonate (ePC)

Polycarbonate / ABS blend

Polypropylene filament

PLA filled with wood powder

High impact polystyrene

Polyvinyl alcohol (water-soluble support)

BASF Ultrafuse® 316L metal composite filament

Carbon fiber reinforced polyphthalamide

Carbon fiber reinforced polyphenylene sulfide

PEI (polyetherimide) / PC copolymer

PEI (polyetherimide)

Polyetherketoneketone

Polyether ether ketone
Light-cured photopolymer resins. Very fine detail, smooth surfaces and special uses such as clear, flexible, castable and dental.
General-purpose SLA photopolymer
Impact-resistant engineering resin
SLA resin with optical clarity
ABS / PBT-like clear SLA resin (Somos® WaterShed® XC 11122 type)
Rubber-like SLA resin (50A – 80A)
Heat-resistant SLA resin
Lost-wax casting resin (castable)
Model, splint and surgical guide resins for dentistry
If you already have a file
Upload your 3D model and leave the rest to us. Your parts in four steps.
STL, STEP or OBJ; a single part or a whole assembly.
Our engineers review your file and send your price quickly.
Your parts are produced and each one passes quality control.
Delivered to your door by courier, or collected from our workshop.
From idea to product, from production to brand
Each step builds on the one before. You can start at any step and finish wherever you like.
Good to know
No. There is no minimum order value, minimum quantity or service fee. We can produce a single part or thousands.
Lead time is +1 day for prototyping FDM and +3 days for industrial FDM. The exact time depends on part size, quantity and material and is stated in the quotation.
We achieve ±0.5% dimensional accuracy (lower limit ±0.5 mm) with prototyping FDM and ±0.3% (lower limit ±0.3 mm) with industrial FDM. SLA gives finer detail.
For prototyping we use PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA and TPU; for industrial applications PC, PC-ABS, PET, nylon (PA) and PPS, along with their carbon and glass fiber reinforced grades (such as PA-CF, PA-GF, PPA-CF, PPS-CF, PET-CF, PC-CF, ABS/ASA-CF/GF). PVA and BVOH for soluble supports and SLA resins for fine detail are also in our range. In total we offer more than 60 material and color options.
Yes. We can print in up to 8 different colors in one go; your parts arrive ready without painting.
Send us your idea and any design you have; our project support team will get back to you as soon as possible.