Custom 3D printing service
We print your part from a file or an idea: prototypes in 24–72 hours, series with no mould costs and technical materials for demanding applications. For individuals and businesses, with a free quote within 24 business hours.
How much does it cost to 3D print a part?
There is no minimum order value. Simple PLA parts start at €5–10; large or complex parts, or parts in resin and carbon fibre, cost more. The final price depends on:
- Part size and complexity
- Chosen material
- Number of units
- Requested post-processing
- Delivery deadline
For series of 10 to 5,000 units, 3D printing keeps the cost per part predictable — no moulds or tooling.
3D printing services
From prototyping to series production, with professional equipment and technical support from people who print every day.
Rapid prototyping (24–72h)
Turn your idea into a physical part quickly. Test function, adjust the design and validate concepts without long waits.
- FDM printing in a range of plastics
- High-precision resin
- Fast design iterations
- Custom post-processing
Series production
Make hundreds or thousands of parts with no tooling or mould costs. Ideal for small and medium runs.
- Small and medium runs
- Predictable, scalable costs
- Consistency between parts
- Flexibility to make changes
Technical materials
Engineering materials for demanding applications and harsh environments.
- Polycarbonate (PC) — heat resistance
- ASA — UV and weather resistance
- Reinforced nylon — durability
- Carbon fibre — maximum stiffness
DfAM consulting
Optimise your design for additive manufacturing: cut weight, improve function and lower costs.
- Technical feasibility review
- Geometry optimisation
- Material recommendations
- Production strategy
Which material to choose for your part
We help you choose the right material for the application and the environment the part will work in.
- PLA
- General use and prototypes.
- PETG
- Chemical resistance and durability.
- ABS
- General use and tougher parts.
- ASA
- UV and weather resistance — for outdoor use.
- TPU
- Flexible, for parts that bend or absorb impact.
- Polycarbonate (PC)
- Heat resistance up to 110 °C.
- Nylon
- Flexibility and mechanical strength.
- Carbon fibre
- Maximum stiffness at low weight.
- Technical resins
- Precision and superior finish.
How it works
A simple, transparent workflow with quality control at every step.
- 1
Quote
Send the file (STL, STEP or OBJ) and a description. Reply within 24 business hours.
- 2
Technical review
We assess feasibility, recommend materials and processes and optimise the design.
- 3
Production
Printing with quality control and post-processing as specified.
- 4
Delivery
Careful packaging, fast tracked shipping and support after delivery.
Sectors we serve
Custom parts for industry, design, healthcare, education and personal projects.
Manufacturing
Custom parts, prototype components and production tooling.
Architecture & Design
Architectural models, mock-ups and installation pieces.
Medical & Dental
Surgical models, positioners and custom fittings.
Education & Research
Academic prototypes, teaching models and experimental components.
Automotive
Prototyping components, low-volume parts and customisations.
Electronics & IoT
Enclosures, brackets, housings and integration components.
Printing in-house? Filament in volume for businesses and schools
If you run the production yourself, buy filament with a VAT invoice, 24h delivery and a proposal for larger quantities.
Ready to move your project forward?
Send us the file and a description. We reply with a tailored quote within 24 business hours — no commitment.
Frequently asked questions
The most common questions about custom 3D printing.
Do you 3D print for individuals?
Yes. We print for individuals and businesses — the company field in the quote form is optional. Just send the file or describe the part.
How much does 3D printing cost?
There is no minimum order. The price depends on part size and complexity, material, quantity, post-processing and deadline. Simple PLA parts can cost from €5–10. Request a tailored quote for your project.
What is the lead time for rapid prototyping?
The standard lead time is 24 to 72 hours after the quote is confirmed. For urgent jobs we can deliver in 24 hours. The exact time depends on part complexity, material and workload. High-precision resin parts may need 48 to 72 hours.
Which materials do you offer for industrial use?
PLA and ABS (general use), PETG (chemical resistance), Polycarbonate (heat resistance up to 110 °C), ASA (UV/weather), Nylon (flexibility and mechanical strength), Carbon fibre (maximum stiffness) and technical resins. We help you choose the right material for your application.
Do you do series production? What is the minimum?
Yes, with no mould or tooling costs. There is no minimum — from 1 part to thousands. 3D printing is especially cost-effective for runs of 10 to 5,000 units, with predictable unit costs. For very large volumes we recommend complementary technologies.
Can I send STL files? Which formats do you accept?
Yes. We accept STL, STEP/STP, OBJ and IGES/IGS. If your files are in other formats (DWG, PDF…), get in touch — we can help convert them. The better the file, the more accurate the quote.