3D Printing for Business
Prototypes, short runs, spare parts and tooling — from your STEP file or built from scratch. One named contact and a phone number.
- We sign an NDA on request, before you send any files
- We work from STEP files, not just STL
- Reorder the same part any time
- Material chosen for the load, not by default
- One named contact and phone number, not a form into a void
What we make for businesses
The categories companies come to us for. Each has its own page with full details.
Prototypes
A functional or visual model to check shape and dimensions before investing in a mould or a production run.
Short production runs
From a dozen to a few hundred identical pieces, with repeatable quality across the batch.
Spare and replacement parts
Parts the manufacturer no longer makes, or that are hard to buy individually.
Enclosures and covers
Electronics enclosures, machine guards and protective elements fitted to a specific device.
Production jigs and fixtures
Drilling guides, assembly fixtures, templates and gauges for a production line.
POS and display elements
Stands, holders and display elements for a specific product or promotional materials.
Branded items and signage
QR review stands, signs, and elements with a logo in your company colours.
Mounting and fastening elements
Brackets, supports and connectors fitted to a specific structure or workstation.
What a business gets that a consumer page doesn't promise
A few things we arrange differently than for a single-item order.
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Confidentiality on request
We sign an NDA on request before you send files or discuss the project.
- 02
Working from STEP files
We accept STEP, STL, 3MF and OBJ. STEP keeps exact dimensions and makes revisions easier.
- 03
Repeatable reorders
We keep the parameters of an approved project on file, so reordering the same part later needs no fresh setup.
- 04
Material chosen for the load
PLA, PETG, TPU or ASA — we choose the material for the part's function, not just its looks.
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One named contact
Phone and email contact with one person throughout the order, from quote to delivery.
Pricing
Three typical business order scenarios.
Single prototype
from 60 PLN
one piece, material and finish chosen for the prototype's purpose
Short run
from 25 PLN/pc
from a dozen pieces of the same design, unit price drops with quantity
Jig or fixture
from 100 PLN
design quoted separately, production time depends on complexity
Prices are indicative, a starting point for the conversation. The final quote follows analysis of the file and its intended use.
How a business order runs
- 01
Enquiry
You write to us describing the application, with a file or a sketch. We sign an NDA on request before going further.
- 02
Quote
We choose material and settings for the load, and give you a price and a date.
- 03
Design approval
You confirm the scope in writing — only then does production start.
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Production
We print to the agreed parameters, checking dimensions along the way.
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Inspection and delivery
We check the finished parts and ship them, or prepare them for collection.
Questions from businesses about 3D printing
Ask for a business quote
Describe the application, attach a file and give us the quantity — we'll reply with a price, a date and a phone contact.