Printing on demand
Dual-extrusion FFF with water-soluble support, and MSLA resin for the parts where surface finish is the whole point. Every job is quoted by someone who has actually opened the file.
The fleet
We pick the process to suit the part, not the other way round.
Dual-extrusion FFF
Dual material with water-soluble support, so geometry that cannot be printed any other way comes off the bed clean. This is the machine that runs the large, load-bearing parts.
Single-extrusion FFF
Four of them, running as a bank. Reliable, repeatable prints in PLA, PETG and tough materials — which is what lets us take a batch and have the last part come out like the first.
MSLA resin
Resin detail for small linkages, fine mechanisms and anything where surface finish decides whether the part works. Shown here lifting an ABS-like Siraya Tech print out of the vat.
How it runs
STL, STEP or 3MF. Tell us the material, the finish and how many you need.
We check the part for printability and come back with a price and a lead time — not an automated guess.
FFF or MSLA, whichever suits the part. Every job is checked off the bed before it is packed.
Cleaned, supports removed, inserts set if you asked for them. Ready to bolt together.
What we are good at
Deep housings with internal geometry. Thin walls that have to stay round. Overhangs that only survive because the second extruder is laying down support that dissolves in water instead of being prised off.
If you are not sure whether a part is realistic, send it anyway — telling you what will not work is part of the quote.
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