The Somatic team needed to quickly obtain parts for the internal components of their robots — specifically, parts with complex geometries and sufficient strength that had to fit perfectly into the overall design.
The Somatic team needed to quickly obtain parts for the internal components of their robots — specifically, parts with complex geometries and sufficient strength that had to fit perfectly into the overall design.
The client needed fast and high-quality production of prosthetic components tailored to the individual needs of each patient. The company's developers had tried different types of 3D printing, but they failed to deliver the required surface quality and smoothness. Other manufacturing methods, such as injection molding, were inconvenient and costly.
The client needed a limited batch of components — a set of five instrument stands — for equipment manufacturing. The final products had to support the weight of the device (around 2 kg) and have an aesthetically pleasing appearance. The customer tried various 3D printing methods, but none met the desired quality.
A company specializing in the repair and maintenance of power tools needed two sets of electric screwdriver handles. Since these parts were not available on the market, the client decided to 3D print them using FDM. However, the resulting components did not meet the required quality standards and deformed after two months of use.
To quickly and efficiently produce finger prostheses, the client required a set of parts. Since each prosthesis is unique, a manufacturing solution tailored to personalized needs was essential. Traditional casting was too costly, while household 3D printers couldn’t deliver the necessary quality.
A company involved in the manufacture and repair of strikeball equipment needed to produce five sets of parts. The products, measuring 110 x 60 x 27 mm, had to be robust and resistant to mechanical stress.
Amitell operates in the wireline telecommunications industry.
Medicover in Ukraine is the homonymous affiliate of the European company founded in 1995. The company provides reliable, convenient, and comprehensive medical care for adults and children, adhering to high quality standards.
The customer required a set of unique parts and components. The finished products had to be durable, strong, and resistant to environmental influences.
The customer needed to produce an aluminum section prototype for the rapid production of high-quality sensor components.
Alfa-Lift Tech engineers use 3D printing for rapid production of spares and consumable peripherals: the customer needed 14 sets of magnetic sensor housings.
The customer needed parts for programmer enclosures. The products had to be precise and withstand a slight mechanical load.
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