Series production by 3D printingSeries production by 3D printing: parts when you need them, no moulds.

• No moulds: start straight away, without an upfront investment of thousands of euros.
• The product improves while you sell it: change the file, not the mould.
• Print when needed, in the quantities needed: little stock and no unsold parts.
• Every part can be different: personalisation, numbering, colour and material variants.
• Shapes moulding can't make, lighter parts and fewer components to assemble.

Your part's file stays on record: when you need more parts, you order them and they are produced. It's the right approach for spare parts, accessories, products sold online and series that change often, without buying thousands of parts in advance.

Start with a few dozen parts and grow with demand. Large productions are possible too, planned together, as long as 3D printing pays off for both of us compared with injection moulding. When it no longer does, I'll tell you: the 3D printing vs injection moulding guide explains how to tell.

A part designed for 3D printing costs less and lasts longer: orientation, wall thickness, joints and materials are decided in the design. If your part was designed for moulding, I adapt it. See product design and prototypes and the materials guide, with up to 7 materials in the same part.

Same settings, same material, every batch checked: the hundredth part is identical to the first. Finishing, inserts, assembly and packaging included when needed.