3D printing services

3D printing.
For your design.

Have your parts 3D printed with the technique, material and finish that suit your application.

An FDM printer builds a part

Compare the printing techniques

A first choice for your project
TechnologyDiscuss this option beforePlease note
FDMA part or prototype in plastic.Visible printing layers and the direction in which the part must absorb force.
SLAA model with fine details in resin.The selected resin, support and post-processing determine the suitability.
SLSA plastic part with a complex shape.Discuss the surface, the dimensions and the type of powder chosen.
MJFNylon parts and small series.Discuss material, fit and finish.
SLMMetal prototypes and complex parts.Include supports and finishing of connecting surfaces in the design.
WJPFull-color resin figures and presentation models.A model with color information; discuss use and color expectations.

The table helps you choose. We assess material, dimensions and load capacity for your design before you order.

Before you apply

From design to quotation.

Tell us what you use the part for. Then we can discuss the implementation with you.

Submit your file or idea

The customer portal accepts STL, OBJ, STEP and 3MF, among others. Don't have a file? Describe your object or idea via the quote request.

State your requirements

Indicate the dimensions, quantity, desired finish and parts that must fit. Also indicate whether the part must withstand force, heat or moisture.

Discuss price and schedule

The price depends on design work, material, dimensions, quantity and finish. The delivery time depends on your file, material, quantity and finish. We will confirm the planning with your quote. For custom work, such as a model, we discuss the design and production time separately.

Ask for advice about your part

Before you start

How much does it cost to have a part 3D printed?

The price depends on size, material, printing technology, quantity and finish. Design work may cost extra. Upload your file to calculate a price, or describe your project to request a quote.

Can I request a quote without a 3D file?

Yes. Describe what you want to make or the part you want to recreate. We will advise whether 3D modelling or 3D scanning is the right first step.

What should I include in my enquiry?

Indicate the application, dimensions and quantity. Indicate which parts must fit and what requirements you have in terms of color, surface or load capacity. You can also indicate that you need advice.

When will I receive my order?

Lead time depends on your file, material, quantity and finish. We confirm the schedule with your quote. For custom projects such as scale models, we discuss design and production time separately.

Choosing the right material.

Compare properties and see which material suits your part.

View the materials guide