From file to finished part in four steps
Ordering 3D printed parts is simple, even the first time. The key is giving us enough information for an accurate assessment.
1. Send your request
Attach a 3D file, drawing or photo and describe the use, quantity and deadline.
2. We review and advise
We review your files and, if needed, contact you to clarify material and details.
3. You get a quote
The quote states material, quantity, price and lead time. No obligation.
4. Production and delivery
Once confirmed, we print your parts and ship them to you – delivery usually takes a few days.
What to send us
- 3D file (STEP, STL, 3MF, OBJ) or a dimensioned drawing
- what the part is for and its operating conditions
- preferred material or colour, if known
- quantity and deadline
- company name and EU VAT number for the quote
What affects the price
We don’t publish price lists because every part is different. Price mainly depends on:
Size and volume
More material and more print hours mean a higher price.
Material
Engineering plastics cost more than basic materials.
Quantity
In batches, setup is spread across more parts.
Extra work
Model preparation or repair, supports, finishing.
Frequently asked questions
Which file formats do you accept?
STEP/STP, STL, 3MF, OBJ and IGES. PDF drawings and dimensioned photos also help.
What if I don’t have a 3D model?
We can create the model from a drawing, sketch or sample. Modelling is quoted separately.
How much does 3D printing cost?
It depends on part size and volume, material, quantity and any extra work. We don’t publish price lists – you get a quote once we have your file.
Send us a file or a sketch – we’ll prepare a quote
Every job is priced individually, based on size, material, quantity and technical requirements. Attach an STL, STEP or 3MF file, or simply describe the part.