3D printing for businesses
Prototypes and small batches.
A part to test, a batch to make. We start with your project and work out how to print it, from the material to the quantity.
From our workshop in Bracciano
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Prototypes
Before making a batch.
Take your design off the screen. A prototype lets you check the shape, overall dimensions and fit of a physical part, then decide what to change.
If the part needs to perform a specific function, tell us how you will use it. We review the geometry and material for the kind of test you want to carry out.
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Small batches
More copies, without a mould.
Once the design is defined, we can 3D-print multiple copies. We agree on the quantity and material before starting the work.
The quote takes the file, dimensions and number of parts into account. We confirm costs and timing before production.
First, tell us about the part.
These details help us assess the work and prepare a quote based on what you need.
- The design
- A 3D file, if you have one, or a description with the main dimensions.
- Its purpose
- What the part is for, where it will be used and what you want to test.
- The quantity
- How many copies you need and whether you have a deadline.
- The material
- Share any preferences. If you are unsure, we can discuss the options.
No file yet? Send us what you have: we can assess modelling as part of the quote.
From the first conversation to printing
Review the project
We examine the file or description and ask for the details needed to check feasibility.
Agree on the work
We agree on the material, quantity, cost and timing. Work starts after you accept the quote.
Print and check
We make the parts and check them before packing and shipping.
Where is your project right now?
If you have a file, upload it to start your request. If you are still defining the part, tell us about it through our contact page.