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Real jobs off our always-on farm in Bucharest — what the customer needed, the material we matched to it, and how the run turned out.
Nothing tagged “Rapid Prototyping” yet.
All projectsA case study takes a while to write up. The parts coming off the farm this week don't wait — so the builds, the clips and the honest answers go out on these channels first.
Every project here started as a customer brief and left our Bucharest farm as finished, checked parts — prototypes for design validation, batch runs from ten units to the thousands, bridge production while tooling is being cut, custom jigs and fixtures, and end-use parts that ship straight into products. It's all FDM, in the polymer the job calls for: PLA and PETG for accuracy and finish, ABS, ASA and PC where heat and impact matter, ABS-GF for stiffness, and ABS-FR where UL94 V-0 is required.
These projects show how parts behave across a run, not one flawless print. Before a nozzle heats up, every file gets a DFM review — wall thickness, overhangs, tolerance stack-ups — and we propose a fix when something won't hold up at volume. Parts are printed to ISO 2768-m by default, with tighter limits agreed case by case.
We pick the polymer for the job, not from a menu — ASA for anything outdoors, PC for impact at temperature, PLA and PETG for accuracy and finish at volume.
One calibrated profile per material, the same on every machine, and a fixed quality gate. Batch jobs are checked against the drawings you supply.
Production starts 24–48h after you approve, dispatched from Bucharest. No tooling, no setup cost, no minimums — a single prototype is as valid as a full run.
Send the CAD, a sample, a drawing — or just the problem. We take a DFM look and come back with a quote in 24–48h.
