B2B services
Four ways companies use FDM
Runs, prototypes, models and shop tooling. One technology, so the part you approve is the part you then produce.
Choose where to start
If you already have the file and the quantity, the quote is the shortest step. If the part still needs drawing or fixturing, start from the right service.
01Short and medium runs, no tooling
Serial production with FDM 3D printing
When a mold costs too much and tooling takes weeks, FDM 3D printing produces short and medium runs of functional parts in days, not months.
Batches without molds
02From file to a part you can hold
Rapid prototyping
A prototype is there to help you decide. We print it in FDM with a material close to the end use, so the test actually means something.
Typical lead time 2–7 days
03A file that actually prints well
3D modeling and DfAM
A model that looks right on screen can still fail on the machine. We prepare the CAD so the part comes out strong, closed and assemblable.
From sketch to file
04Parts from drawings, for the line
Jigs, fixtures and spare parts
A jig or a spare that stops a machine cannot wait for a mold. We model it from the drawing and print it in FDM in a material fit for the bench.
From drawing to part
A file is enough to start
The quote tool reads the geometry. Batches and NDAs go through the large-run form.