The challenges in mechanical engineering
We recognize that manufacturing components and machines in today's world presents significant challenges. Tighter deadlines, higher quality requirements, and economic pressures make it difficult to keep up with traditional manufacturing methods. This is where it makes sense to take advantage of 3D printing manufacturing.
Produce small quantities profitably
One of the biggest challenges in mechanical engineering, is the production of components in small quantities or even as single pieces. Traditional manufacturing methods such as turning, milling or casting are often not profitable or involve high costs. Here, 3D printing offers an efficient alternative to produce high-precision components quickly and cost-effectively.
Industrial quality components and prototypes
As a mechanical engineer, you have to meet high demands on the quality of the components you produce. 3D printing offers a solution here by enabling the highest precision and repeatability. There is also a wide range of options when it comes to material selection, so that the optimum material can always be used for your area of application.
Interested in 3D printed spare parts or prototypes? Get in touch with us now!
The right 3D printing technology for your application
FDM-Printing
Rapid manufacturing of robust and resilient components.
- Fast manufacturing
- Resilient components
SLA-Printing
Visual prototyping with very high quality surfaces.
- High-quality surfaces
- Filigree details
SLS-Printing
Functional prototype & small batch manufacturing at the highest level.
- Industrial manufacturing
- Premium quality
You are not sure which technology is the right one for your application? We are happy to help you find the right manufacturing method for your application!
