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For business customers

Parts that fit into your production.

Prototypes, small series, spare part supply and design work. You get a written quote listing material, quantity, lead time and price, and after that a part that holds the tolerance it promised.

What I make for companies.

Four areas where going through printing pays off, even though it costs more per part than a mould.

  • Prototypes

    From the first look-and-feel model to a load-bearing functional sample. A change costs a new file rather than a new mould, as long as the design is still moving.

  • Small series

    From ten to a few hundred pieces, with the same tolerance across the whole run. Repeat orders go through the same file on the same terms.

  • Spare part supply

    For parts that are no longer available: measure, model, manufacture. Including when all that is left is the broken original and no drawing.

  • Design work

    You do not need a CAD file. A sketch, a hand drawing or a sample will do as a basis, and the finished file is handed over to you.

How an order works.

Four steps, and at each one you know where you stand.

  1. Enquiry

    You send whatever exists: file, drawing, sketch or the sample. Plus quantity and target date, if those are already settled.

  2. Written quote

    You receive a quote listing material, quantity, lead time and price. Within 24 hours on working days, or a specific question if something is missing.

  3. Your approval

    Nothing is made until you have confirmed the quote. Until then there is no cost to you, not even for assessing the file.

  4. Delivery and invoice

    The part goes out with a delivery note and the invoice usually follows; on a first order a deposit may be stated in the quote. A repeat order runs through the same file without starting over.

You order from one person and talk to the same one who designs your part, makes it and holds it in their hand at the end.

Checked before it is printed.

Before printing I check wall thicknesses, load direction, fits and material. If 3D printing is not the right process for your part, I tell you before the quote, not only after the first delivery.

Send me your part.

A file, a drawing or a sample will do. You receive a written quote listing material, quantity, lead time and price.

Including at a quantity of one, and including when the design is not settled yet.

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