Engineering problem · FDM, no moving parts
VG-90 non-contact vortex gripper
Holding force9.5 N, non-contact
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FDM 3D printing service · firm price in seconds
Parts that only exist because they were printed
Enclosed manifolds, undercut channels, vibration-tuned lattices — geometry no mill or mould can reach. Three real projects, with the engineering behind each one.
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Three projects, three reasons printing won
Problem · FDM, no moving parts
Vibration-isolating mount for a pressure sensor
Isolator cut-off≈ 60 Hz
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FDM · PC-CF · no moving parts
Vibration-sensor adapter bracket for a pump retrofit
First natural frequency> 800 Hz
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Capabilities
FDM 3D printing capabilities
Tolerance±0.2 mm, or ±0.5 % of the nominal dimension — whichever is greaterPrinterBambu Lab H2, 330 × 320 × 325 mmLayer height0.08–0.40 mmAccepted filesSTL, STEP, OBJ · up to 150 MBTypical lead time2–5 working days
Materials
3D printing materials: three tiers, matched to the job
Standard — PLA, PETG
Prototypes, design models, everyday parts. Biodegradable (PLA) or tough and chemically resistant (PETG).
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Technical — ABS, ASA, TPU95
Resistant to mechanical load, heat and UV (ASA). Flexible TPU for seals and damping elements.
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Engineering — PC, PC-ABS, PC-PBT, PC-FR, PA6, PA-CF, PA-GF, PAHT-CF, PPA-CF, PPA-GF, PET-CF, PPS-CF
Carbon- and glass-filled composites, extremely stiff polycarbonates, high-strength nylons, and high-performance polymers such as PPS-CF. Flame-retardant grade available (PC-FR).
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How it works
From file to shipment
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Upload
Send your STL, STEP, or OBJ file and choose the material and layer height you need.
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Price
Your model is sliced for real — the same software and print profiles our printers use — and a firm offer with price, lead time and validity is ready within seconds of confirming your email. An engineer checks every accepted order before it goes to the printer.
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Print
Once you accept and pay, your parts go into the queue on the printer matched to your material.
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Ship
Finished parts are inspected, packed, and shipped with tracking — typically 2–5 working days after payment.
Questions
3D printing — frequently asked questions
Can I order a single part?
Yes. A batch size of one is our normal order, not an exception — most of what we print is one to ten pieces.
How fast can you print and ship?
Typical lead time is 2–5 working days after payment, plus tracked shipping across the EU. If you have a hard deadline, state it in the request — express lead times are quoted explicitly, not implied.
Which materials can you print?
Engineering polymers from PLA to PPS-CF, in three tiers: standard (PLA, PETG), technical (ABS, ASA, TPU95) and engineering (PC, PC-ABS, PA6, PA-CF, PA-GF, PAHT-CF, PPA-CF, PET-CF, PPS-CF and others). A flame-retardant grade (PC-FR) is available.
Do you print carbon-fibre nylon?
Yes — PA-CF, PAHT-CF and PPA-CF are among our most-used materials for functional parts, jigs and end-of-arm tooling.
Which files do you accept?
STL, STEP, OBJ · up to 150 MB
Do you sign NDAs?
Confidentiality is our default — customer files and specifications are never published or reused, as our Terms state. We sign NDAs on request.
How do I get a price?
Upload your model, choose the material and layer height, and confirm your email. The price is calculated automatically by simulating the print on our machines, and the offer — firm price, lead time and validity — is usually ready within a minute. Where the automatic calculation cannot handle a part, for example an unusual file or a material we do not slice automatically, an engineer prices it within one working day.
Have a part that needs printing, not moulding?
Upload your model and see a firm price in seconds — calculated from a real print simulation, not a rough estimate.