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Technical parts from additive manufacturing
3D printing

3D printing in plastic and metal.

Additive manufacturing in plastic and metal for fast development cycles, complex parts and small batches without tooling.

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Plastic & resin

SLA, DLP and LCD for detailed models; SLS and MJF for functional polyamide parts. FDM suits models, fixtures and versatile technical applications.

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Metal 3D printing

SLM/DMLS for aluminium, stainless steel, titanium, copper, tool steel and Inconel. We assess binder jetting for selected metal applications on a project basis.

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From print to finished part

We match part orientation, material and post-processing to your application. Threads, inserts, dyeing, painting and surface treatments can be added.

Good to know

Technical details &
possibilities.

Technical capabilities
ProcessMaterials / applicationBuild volume up to¹
SLAResins · Detailed & design models1’800 × 900 × 600 mm
SLM / DMLSMetals · Complex functional parts800 × 800 × 650 mm
SLSPA / TPU · Functional plastic parts280 × 280 × 580 mm
MJFPA12 / PA11 · Prototypes & small batches380 × 284 × 380 mm
DLP / LCDSpecial resins · Fine detailsDepends on the process
FDMThermoplastics · Models & fixturesProject-specific

¹ Selected systems in our manufacturing network. Usable build volume depends on material, orientation and process. Further large-format options are on the XXL page.

What helps with your enquiry?

STEP, STL or 3MF, quantity and intended use. For fits and tight tolerances, please attach a dimensioned drawing.

Frequently asked questions

Which printing process suits my part?

Resin processes often suit detailed and design models. SLS and MJF suit functional polyamide parts; SLM/DMLS suit complex metal parts. We match load, surface and quantities to the process.

Are threads and precision fits possible?

Yes, critical areas can be post-machined. Threads, inserts and fits are considered during design.

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Let’s discuss your part.

A short description is enough to start the conversation.

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