What we advise you on
Choice of material
Which material can withstand your load?
Printing technology
FDM, SLA, SLS or metal – what suits your part?
Feasibility & costs
Is 3D printing worthwhile, and how can the part be made cheaper?
Design for 3D printing
How to design parts correctly for 3D printing from the start.
3D printing know-how for your team
Want to print in-house or work better with service providers? We train hands-on, with real parts. We agree content and duration with you.
Three packages to get started
For companies that want to bring 3D printing into their development or production in a targeted way. We are happy to quote prices on request.
1 application
We work on one specific application – including 1 hour of design work.
Request package →3 applications
6 hours of design work, an on-site visit and a design guide for your team.
Request package →9 applications
18 hours of design work, 3D scanning and a potential analysis for your company.
Request package →Is 3D printing worthwhile for our company?
That depends less on the technology than on the parts you buy, have milled or keep in stock today. Typical candidates are fixtures, gripper jaws, gauges, spare parts, prototypes and small series. We look at specific parts and show where 3D printing saves time or money – and where it does not. To be honest: simple prismatic parts in large quantities are often cheaper milled or cast.
Our advice is process-independent: FDM, SLA, SLS, MJF or SLM (metal) – we recommend what suits the part. In training, your team learns to design parts for printing, choose materials and evaluate supplier quotes properly. Those who print themselves also learn operation, maintenance and typical defects.
The three packages
| BASIC | 1 application · incl. 1 hour of design work |
|---|---|
| PROFESSIONAL | 3 applications · 6 hours of design work · on-site visit · design guide for the team |
| EXPERT | 9 applications · 18 hours of design work · 3D scanning · potential analysis |
| Training | content and duration by arrangement, hands-on with real parts |
| First conversation | free and without obligation |
We quote prices on request.
Typical topics
- Which parts are suitable for 3D printing?
- Which process and material can handle the load?
- How can the part be made cheaper – shape, orientation, quantity?
- Print in-house or outsource?
- Design rules for your team
How to prepare
- Bring 2–3 typical parts or photos of them
- Have a rough idea of quantities and current costs
- Note requirements: load, temperature, media, tolerances
- Designers and buyers from your team should take part
Questions about 3D printing?
Call or message us on WhatsApp. The first conversation is free of obligation.