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Resin printer
From detailed prototypes to finished elements of exhibition stands, we cover the full cycle — from a digital model to a finished physical object with a perfect surface.
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We turn digital models into real objects using advanced 3D printing technology.
Whether you need a functional prototype, a unique decorative piece or small-batch production of parts, our team delivers flawless accuracy and quality.
We work with a wide range of materials and technologies to handle tasks of any complexity:
FDM printing: ideal for durable technical parts, enclosures and models made from wear-resistant plastics (PLA, ABS, PETG, Nylon).
Photopolymer printing (SLA/DLP): incredible detail and surface smoothness — the best choice for jewelry, dentistry and miniatures.
3D modeling: we can create a drawing from scratch, refine an existing model or reverse-engineer a part from a sample.
Post-processing: sanding, painting and assembly of finished pieces for a perfect look.
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Ideally, a 3D model in STL, OBJ, 3MF or STEP format. If you don't have a model, a drawing, sketch or photos will do — we'll build the model ourselves.
The cost depends on the material, the size of the piece, the complexity of post-processing and the deadline. Send us your model or a description of the task — we'll calculate the price and suggest options.
The largest printer in our fleet prints parts up to 800 × 800 × 1000 mm. Larger pieces are printed in sections and assembled.
A brief description of the environment the part will be used in is all we need. Our specialists will pick the right plastic for any task, and if necessary we'll source any specialty or exotic material your project requires.
50+people
Our team combines engineering precision, creative thinking and years of experience in exhibition production. We don't just “print on a printer” or “assemble structures” — we give your ideas a physical form.
You can message us at any time, but here are our working hours: