Fabrication services

3D Printing & 3D Scanning

We print in both filament and high-definition resin, depending on what your piece demands: strength and volume, or fine detail and a pristine surface.

With 3D scanning, we also work in reverse: we start with a physical object, digitalise it, then reproduce or improve upon it.

Project photograph: Prototypes made with FDM 3D printing
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Project photograph: Prototypes made with FDM 3D printing

What this service includes

3D Printing & 3D Scanning.

  • FDM 3D printing for functional parts and volume.
  • Resin printing for fine detail and miniatures.
  • 3D scanning and reverse engineering.
  • Spare parts and discontinued components.
  • Post-processing: washing, curing, sanding, and painting.

How we work

  1. 1

    Send us your file or your idea.

  2. 2

    We'll review viability, materials, and process.

  3. 3

    We'll fabricate it in our Valencia workshop.

  4. 4

    We'll finish, assemble, and dispatch it across Spain and Europe.

Materials we use

PLA & PETGStandard & technical resinTechnical filamentsFlexible materials
See the full materials catalogue

Machines behind it

FDM 3D PrintersAnycubic Photon Mono XWash & Cure PlusCreality CR-SCAN01 Scanner
See the full machinery list

Typical projects

3D Printing & 3D Scanning.

Prototypes & validation

Spare parts

Models & detailed figures

See the portfolio

Free resource

3D Printing Quote with Your File

Upload your STL or 3D file, and we'll advise on the best technology, cost, and lead time, highlighting any fragile areas before printing.

  • Filament vs. resin comparison
  • Warning for thin walls and fragile areas
  • Price and timeline based on your actual file
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Downloads

3D printing user guide

Original documents from our previous website, kept unchanged. Historical information: check current availability, machines and capabilities with us.

3D Printing & 3D Scanning

We print in both filament and high-definition resin, depending on what your piece demands: strength and volume, or fine detail and a pristine surface.

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We answer your doubts

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between filament and resin?

Filament produces stronger, more economical parts for volume; resin offers far greater detail and a smoother surface, ideal for small pieces.

What file do you need?

STL, OBJ, or STEP. If you don't have a file, we can model it for you or scan the original part.

Can you print large parts?

Yes, by dividing them into sections and joining them with a finished surface, or by combining printing with CNC milling.

Can the parts be painted?

Yes, we offer sanding, priming, and spray painting for presentation-ready finishes.

Can you reproduce a broken part?

Yes, we can scan it, reconstruct the model, and fabricate a new one for you.

Can't find your answer? Write to us and we'll reply within one business day.