Four services that hold together: we can take you from idea to part, or step in only where you need us.
Work out whether 3D printing is the right route, before spending anything.
We talk about what the part has to do and tell you honestly whether additive makes sense. Sometimes the answer is no. For some geometries and some quantities, machining or a mould still wins. We would rather say so first.
From a drawing, a photo or an idea to a model ready to print.
If you do not have a CAD file, we build one. It can start from a dimensioned sketch, from photographs, or from nothing more than a description, and ends with a 3D model you can review before anything goes on a machine.
Something to hold, so you can tell what works and what does not.
The things you cannot see on screen show up immediately in the physical part: a fit that is too tight, a grip that feels wrong, a rib that flexes. We print iterations so you can try, correct and try again.
Short runs, where tooling would never pay for itself.
At low quantities, printing avoids the cost of tooling entirely. Useful for discontinued spares, one-off components, and every run too short for a mould to make sense.
Everything is printed in our own workshop in Casarano, in FDM.
Melted thermoplastic laid down layer by layer. It is the process we use: tough, economical at the quantities we work in, and with a material range that covers just about anything a functional part needs.
A CAD file if you have one, otherwise a photo, a sketch or a description. Most of all, tell us what it has to do and where it will live.
We tell you whether it can be printed, in what material, and whether we think 3D printing is genuinely the right call for that part.
We send you a quote. If the model needs fixing, or building from scratch, that is in the quote and we say so up front.
Once you approve, we schedule the work. Supports removed and the part checked before it leaves.