Why request an online quote for your 3D projects? Requesting a quote online offers several advantages. First, it saves you time. You don't need to travel or wait for an appointment. In just a few clicks, you send your request and receive a precise estimate. Next, an online quote helps you better plan your budget. You know in advance how much it will cost to manufacture your parts or prototypes. This avoids unpleasant surprises and makes decision-making easier. Finally, this a

In the world of 3D printing, the choice of material is crucial. Two engineering plastics often mentioned are ABS and PEEK. But in what situations should PEEK be preferred? ABS: the versatile standard ABS is widely used due to its good price-to-performance ratio. It offers: Good mechanical resistance Relative ease of printing Good heat resistance (up to ~100°C) However, it quickly shows its limitations in demanding environments. PEEK: the high-performance material PEEK (Polyet

3D printing is no longer limited to small parts. Large formats open up new possibilities… but also impose specific constraints. What is large format? We generally speak of large format when the pieces exceed 30 to 50 cm, or even more than a meter in some cases. Technical challenges 1. Warping The larger the part, the greater the risk of deformation, especially with certain materials. 2. Printing time A large room may require: Several dozen hours Increased surveillance 3. Mach

Laser engraving on metal is a technology that is increasingly used in Belgium, by both companies and individuals. How does it work? A laser beam precisely and permanently marks the surface of the metal, without direct contact. Compatible metals Stainless steel Aluminum Brass Titanium Common applications Industry Part marking (serial numbers, QR codes) Traceability Companies Signage Personalized promotional items Individuals Personalized gifts Engraved jewelry Why choose a ser

3D printing encompasses several technologies, the two main ones being FDM (fused deposition modeling) and resin (SLA/DLP). The choice depends primarily on the end use. FDM: robust and economical FDM involves extruding a plastic filament layer by layer. Benefits : Low cost Wide selection of materials (PLA, ABS, PETG, nylon…) Good mechanical resistance Boundaries : Less precision More rustic finish Resin: precision and detail The resin uses a laser or a screen to solidify a pho