Serial 3D printing

Our own 3D print farm in Jindřichův Hradec, Czechia, prints for business customers seven days a week.

We make functional parts, enclosures, jigs and complete small batches. Serial 3D printing pays off wherever an injection mould would not pay for itself, or would take too long to make.

Printers and build volumes:

• FDM printers with build volumes of 180 × 180 × 180 mm, 256 × 256 × 256 mm and 420 × 420 × 500 mm
• enclosed and open-frame printers – depending on the material and the part size
• SLA printing with a build volume of 153 × 87 × 165 mm for precise and transparent parts

Materials: besides the common materials PLA, PETG and TPU, we also print in engineering plastics (ASA, ABS and flame-retardant ABS-FR) and in carbon-fibre (CF) or glass-fibre (GF) filled composites.

Printers with a large build volume let us print big parts. In our own workshop, equipped for plastic welding, we then join many printed segments into very large objects – such as boat hull plugs or machine covers.

What we offer:

• FDM printing in standard and engineering plastics and composites – the material is chosen for the way the part will be used
• A special surface texture that visually hides the print layers
• Batches from a single part to hundreds and thousands of pieces
• Inspection of every part and packing to your requirements

Post-processing:

• cleaning and support removal
• flame finishing – removes stringing and small burrs from the surface
• impregnation with a liquid that seals micropores and gaps between layers – the part becomes watertight and gas-tight
• heat-set threaded inserts
• other finishing by agreement

When 3D printing beats injection moulding:

• when there is no time to wait weeks or months for a mould
• when the design is still changing
• when the quantity is too small for a mould to pay off

How it works: send us a 3D model (STEP, STL) or a drawing, and we’ll propose the material, the printing method and the price. Once approved, we print, finish, inspect and deliver the parts.