What runs in our workshop every day, plus the partner network that gets us to the technologies a single workshop cannot own. Every part goes to the machine that suits it.
Tall-format industrial FDM printing with a hardened nozzle for fibre-filled materials. This is the one that turns out the big carbon nylon parts.
Large-volume printer with a heated chamber for fibre-filled nylon: big technical parts in one go, without gluing halves together. With controlled filament drying — you do not gamble with nylon.
Latest-generation fast printers for general-purpose parts, prototypes and small runs: short lead times and a keen price when the part does not call for nylon.
Cutting carbon fibre plate to the exact shape on the drawing: plates, reinforcements and flat parts with holes and outlines accurate to tenths.
Galvo head calibrated to mark metal accurately: logos, batches, scales and plates. Permanent marking, not ink.
Every week the machines in this workshop print the CarboXtrem parts that go on to race. Your part goes through the same place and the same checks.
Printing with light and programmable resins: technical rubbers, fine rigid parts and the lattices in our elbow rests. Production-part quality.
Laser sintering with no supports: accuracy, mechanisms that come out already assembled, and runs of small parts with a good finish.
Laser-cured resin for maximum detail: small parts, fine fits and smooth surfaces straight off the machine.
Metal powder fused with a laser: titanium, aluminium, copper, Inconel and steels. Free-form metal parts, from one unit to short runs.
When your part goes from a short run to thousands of units, we make the jump with QDP: development, mould and production in Europe. We hand the design over ready to mould.
You do not need to know which technology it takes: tell us what the part has to do and we will send it to the machine that suits it.
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