The part you
can't find.
We print it.
Out-of-production spare parts, prototypes and custom components, small production runs in over 39 technical polymers. Express delivery from 5 working days, from a single piece to a small batch. We ship across Italy and all of Europe.
The part you need.
We make it.
Got a broken spare, a part to design from scratch, or a small batch to produce? In all three cases we take care of it, from the drawing to the delivery.
Industrial 3D printing.
Built to produce, not to impress.
Industrial machines, certified technical polymers, in-house quality control. Three things that let us treat 3D printing as a true production technology, not a toy.
Precision tolerances
Prints with tolerances suitable for real mechanical applications, matings and moving parts.
Print dimensions
Compact single parts or larger components split into modules and assembled.
Technical materials
Standard thermoplastics, fiber-reinforced composites and special formulations.
Thermal resistance
With PPS-CF we work continuously up to 220 °C, the highest in our catalogue.
39 technical polymers
in catalogue.
Standard thermoplastics, carbon and glass fiber-reinforced composites, special formulations. We pick the material with you based on use, environment and budget.
Five sectors.
One supply chain.
Frequently
asked questions.
19 answers across 5 topics. Pick a topic to jump straight in.
Can I order even a single part?
Yes. From a single piece to a batch of thousands. No minimum order.
What do you need to reproduce my part?
Whatever you have. A CAD file (STEP, STL, IGES, OBJ, 3MF), a drawing — even on paper, a photo with dimensional references, the original or broken part. If the 3D model is missing, we rebuild it.
Which CAD file formats do you accept?
STEP, STL, IGES, OBJ, 3MF. If you only have a 2D drawing or a physical sample, we model it for you.
Is there a maximum part size?
320×320 mm in a single print. Larger parts are split into modules and assembled.
Can parts be machined after printing?
Yes. Drilling, threading, surface finishing, painting.
How long does it take to receive the quote and the finished part?
Quote within the day. Production and express delivery from 5 working days.
What does the price of a 3D-printed component depend on?
Four variables: part volume, chosen material, quantity and finish. If the part needs to be redesigned or rebuilt from scratch, design hours are added. Everything is itemised in the quote.
When is 3D printing better than injection molding?
Below 10,000 identical units, almost always. You skip the mold cost (tens of thousands of euros) and lead time goes from weeks to days. Above 10,000 units injection becomes competitive again.
Which material should I choose for my part?
It depends on mechanical load, service temperature, chemical agents and UV. In the quote we recommend the polymer best suited to your case and budget.
What's the difference between carbon-fiber and glass-fiber reinforced polymers?
Carbon fiber: higher stiffness, lower weight, higher cost. Glass fiber: excellent value where you need robustness without top-tier performance.
Does a 3D-printed part resist oil, fuel and chemicals?
Yes, with the right material. Polymers like PA, PPS-CF and other technical grades are designed for oils, fuels, solvents and aggressive environments.
What temperatures can your parts work at?
Up to 220 °C in continuous service with PPS-CF. For less extreme applications, polymers that work stably between 80 and 150 °C.
Are the parts suitable for outdoor use and UV exposure?
Yes, with stabilized polymers like ASA and dedicated formulations for the marine and automotive sectors. They withstand sun, rain, salt and thermal cycling.
Is a 3D-printed component as reliable as the original injection-molded one?
For non-structural spare parts and technical components with predictable loads, yes. For parts subject to high cyclic loads or continuous vibration we evaluate material and geometry together. If we cannot guarantee the result, we say so upfront.
What tolerances can I expect?
±0.1 mm on standard parts. For tighter tolerances, mechanical post-processing.
Do you produce spare parts for classic cars and motorcycles?
Yes, it's one of our main areas. Buttons, knobs, plastic mounts, interior details, non-structural engine parts.
Do you produce components for critical aeronautical or medical applications?
No. We work with general aviation, ultralights and drones on non-critical components. We do not produce certified parts for commercial aviation, medical devices or applications where failure would endanger life.
Do you ship across Italy, Europe and worldwide?
Yes, we ship anywhere. Express services from 2 working days depending on destination.
Are the drawings and projects I share treated confidentially?
Yes. All files and information are treated as confidential. On request we sign an NDA before any technical exchange.
Send it.
Send us a drawing, a sample, a photo. We reply the same day with a quote, recommended material and lead time.