Industrial and large-format 3D printing
FDM and large-format LFAM 3D printing for patterns, prototypes and custom-designed parts.
Two 3D printing technologies
Depending on the size of the part, we print using traditional FDM, from filament, or, for large format, from pellets.
We can print your parts in materials from PLA to Ultem, including ABS, ASA, polycarbonates and many others, which can include glass fibre and even carbon fibre.
If needed, the parts can then be given the finish requested by the customer, including glass-fibre polyester coatings.
3D printing is part of our flexible manufacturing: depending on the pattern, we use it alone or combined with 5-axis CNC milling and the manual work of our patternmakers.
We work from STEP, IGES or STL files.
- FDM
- Up to 1150 × 800 × 700 mm
- Large-format LFAM
- Up to 2500 × 1300 × 1000 mm
- Materials
- From PLA to Ultem: ABS, ASA, polycarbonates…
- Reinforcement
- Glass or carbon fibre
- Finish
- Custom, including glass-fibre polyester
- Files
- STEP, IGES, STL
Completed work
Frequently asked questions
What 3D printing technologies do you use?
FDM 3D printing, with a build volume of up to 1150 × 800 × 700 mm, and large-format LFAM 3D printing, of up to 2500 × 1300 × 1000 mm.
What materials can you print?
From PLA to Ultem, including ABS, ASA and polycarbonates, as well as materials with glass or carbon fibre.
Can you finish the printed parts?
Yes. We apply the finish requested by the customer, including glass-fibre polyester coatings.
What files do you need to print a part?
STEP, IGES or STL files.
Want to 3D print a part?
Send us the drawing or 3D file and we will reply with a proposal.
Shall we talk about your next project?
Send us the drawing or 3D file. Our engineering department will assess the part and propose the most suitable technology.
39611 Guarnizo (El Astillero), Cantabria, Spain
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