Industrial 3D Printing by Industry
Nine industries and the tasks 3D printing handles in them.
01Mechanical engineering
Jigs, gearboxes, brackets.
We print tooling and structural elements for assembly and repair: positioning jigs, gearbox housings, fixtures.
Result: Tooling is printed in the shop, without ordering from a subcontractor.
02Architecture
Building models, facades, landscapes.
Full-size elements and detailed scale models: urban planning models, interior prototypes.
Result: Clients see a physical model before ground is broken — approvals happen faster.
03Railway
Fasteners, sensor housings, cable channels.
We print repair parts for rolling stock and infrastructure: fasteners, sensor housings, guides, and wiring channels.
Result: The spare part prints on site instead of waiting for the warehouse.
04Medical
Anatomical models, medical device housing prototypes.
Models for surgical planning and training, concept models of orthoses, prototypes of medical equipment housings.
Result: Models from CT and MRI data, with no molds.
05Education & R&D
Fixtures, gears, trays.
Printing functional prototypes, test rigs, training kits, and laboratory tooling.
Result: A new prototype variant — the same day.
06Aerospace
Covers, ducts, fasteners.
Lightweight functional parts: ducts, brackets, protective covers, and interior elements.
Result: Complex lightweight geometry without milling.
07Petrochemicals
Mechanisms, housings, training models.
Chemically resistant parts and assembly prototypes: pump components, housings, guides, mockups.
Result: Material and shape are checked before ordering production tooling.
08Shipbuilding
Supports, gaskets, small hardware.
Printing tooling, templates, and fasteners for ship systems, ventilation, and cable routes.
Result: Parts print at the shipyard instead of waiting for a supplier.
09Instrumentation
Enclosures, covers, PCB holders.
Instrument enclosures, fixtures, clamps, and mounting elements for electronics and sensors.
Result: The board changed — reprint the enclosure, no mold rework.
Why Industrial 3D Printing
Parts print straight from a CAD file, with no molds and no minimum batch. Geometry can change between batches.
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part is already a batch — no minimum run
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molds needed — print directly from a CAD file
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industries with documented solutions
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