Replacement parts · Prototypes · One-offs · Small series. Manufactured in the Czech Republic and shipped across the EU — from a CAD file, drawing, photos or a broken original.
High-detail resin printing · One-offs & short runs · EU shipping · CAD support
A cracked clip, discontinued knob, missing cover or awkward little adapter can make an otherwise perfectly good device unusable. Send us what you know. We will assess whether the part can be reproduced, suggest a suitable material and manufacture a prototype or short run.
For discontinued, damaged or hard-to-source plastic components.
Learn more →High-detail physical prototypes for fit, form, assembly and presentation.
Learn more →Mechanical interfaces that let a standard part fit a proprietary installation.
Learn more →One piece, five pieces, twenty pieces — without tooling for injection moulding.
Learn more →Knobs, blanking plugs, clips, trim pieces, brackets, decorative components, small interior parts.
Learn more →Covers, catches, brackets, hinges, adapters, guides, interior fittings and proprietary little parts that are impossible to buy separately.
Learn more →Control elements, stops, guides, covers, spacers, small gears, fixtures and non-safety-critical machine components.
Latches, wheels, knobs, guides, brackets, covers, spacers and replacement mechanisms.
Enclosures, sensor mounts, cable guides, adapters, control-panel parts, DIN-related accessories, smart-home and Loxone installation components.
Learn more →Non-clinical holders, covers, knobs, organizers and equipment accessories. Not implants, patient-contact parts or regulated medical-device components unless explicitly assessed and agreed.
Instrument covers, holders, sample-positioning aids, knobs, adapters and bespoke non-critical accessories for older or custom equipment.
Learn more →Sensor brackets, optical/electronic instrument mounts, spacers, alignment aids, covers and small custom interfaces for test rigs.
Learn more →Proof-of-concept components, housings, actuator/sensor interfaces, ergonomic prototypes and short-run iteration parts.
Mounts, knobs, battery/accessory adapters, cable guides, covers and discontinued small hardware.
Learn more →Don't see it? Reach out and let's talk to figure out.
Describe what the part does. Upload photos, drawings or CAD files.
Heat, UV, water, chemicals, friction, vibration, impact, bending — the use matters.
We suggest a material and manufacturing approach and identify anything we cannot responsibly infer.
Quantity, material, dimensions/tolerances, finish and price are confirmed before production.
Prototype first if needed, then the requested quantity. EU-wide delivery.
A standard probe did not fit a proprietary mechanical interface.
A custom adapter was designed and manufactured for customer validation.
Read case study → Custom AdapterIndustrialPrototypeAn uncommon dual-cartridge format did not fit a standard applicator.
A custom adapter avoided buying a dedicated gun.
Read case study → Replacement PartAutomotiveA damaged control knob on older proprietary equipment was no longer available.
The original was measured and a replacement manufactured.
Read case study → Replacement PartCaravanA proprietary interior holder was broken and no longer sold separately.
The fitting was redesigned and reproduced.
Read case study →Up to approximately 210 × 118 × 220 mm
Virtually unlimited* — larger parts are manufactured in sections and assembled afterwards.
Approximately ±0.2 mm, depending on geometry, material and feature orientation.
* Joining method is selected for the application: structural epoxy, specialist adhesive, mechanical fasteners, locating features or a customer-specified method.
Housings, covers, knobs, general functional parts.
Components that need more impact resistance or controlled flex.
Where higher service temperature is required.
Clips, soft interfaces, compliant components where suitable.
Visual prototypes, fine geometry, masters and presentation parts.
Send us clear photos and basic dimensions first. If the job looks feasible, we may ask you to send the original component to us in the Czech Republic. Broken fragments can still be useful. Do not send unique or high-value originals before we confirm the job and shipping method.
We measure and recreate suitable parts manually in CAD.
We won't ask which resin you want first. Most customers don't know — and that's fine. Tell us what the part must survive and we'll take it from there.
Send us your model, drawings, photographs or simply describe the problem you are trying to solve.
Tell us what the part needs to do, where it will be used and what it needs to withstand. If you have an existing — even broken — original part, let us know.
We assess whether the part is suitable for our manufacturing process, identify any missing information and recommend a material and manufacturing approach.
Depending on the nature of the project, we will then propose one of two ways of working:
For clearly defined parts and manufacturing jobs, we provide a quote covering the agreed scope.
Once you approve the quote and specification, we issue an advance payment request. Work starts once the advance payment has been received.
As a standard arrangement:
50% advance payment → engineering & manufacturing → remaining 50% before dispatch
For smaller jobs, special-order materials or other circumstances, full payment in advance may be required.
Any work outside the agreed scope is discussed and approved before additional costs are incurred.
Some projects cannot be priced reliably before engineering work begins — particularly reverse engineering, prototypes, incomplete designs or projects where several iterations may be required.
In these cases, we work against an agreed prepaid engineering budget.
You approve and prepay the initial budget, and we use it for CAD work, engineering, prototyping, testing and other agreed activities.
We keep you informed of progress and never exceed the approved budget without your authorization.
If further work is required, you can approve and fund the next engineering stage.
Any unused portion of the prepaid engineering budget will either be credited towards subsequent project stages or refunded, unless otherwise agreed.
Special-order materials, external services and significant manufacturing costs may be charged separately in advance.
Before final production we confirm, as applicable:
Where development or prototyping is involved, you may also be asked to approve a prototype or design revision before final production.
Once the specification and required payment are confirmed, we manufacture your parts.
For larger orders or development projects, manufacturing may be divided into agreed milestones.
Any outstanding balance is payable before dispatch.
Once payment is received, we ship the parts to you anywhere within the EU.
Often yes, especially when enough geometry remains to measure or infer the original shape. Send photos before shipping the original.
No. STL/STEP/3MF helps, but a drawing, dimensions, photos or a physical original may be sufficient for straightforward parts.
We can manufacture to an agreed geometry/material/specification and provide recommendations. We cannot guarantee fitness for an application we do not control. The customer is responsible for final fit, testing, safety and compliance unless a specific validation scope is separately agreed.
Yes. One-offs and short runs are exactly where additive manufacturing makes sense.
Our standard process allows us to manufacture single-piece components up to approximately 210 × 118 × 220 mm.
For larger components, the practical overall size is virtually unlimited*. Large parts can be divided into multiple sections, manufactured separately and assembled afterwards.
Depending on the application, sections may be joined using structural epoxy, specialist adhesives, mechanical fasteners, locating pins, interlocking joints, or a combination of these methods. The joining method is selected according to the required mechanical properties, operating environment and customer specification.
For functional components, our typical dimensional tolerance is approximately ±0.2 mm. Higher accuracy may be achievable for suitable geometries, but should be discussed and validated for the specific application.
As a general guideline:
If your component contains critical dimensions, mating surfaces, bearings, shafts, threads or other precision interfaces, please identify them in your inquiry. We can then design and manufacture the part with the appropriate allowances and tolerances.
* Large components will not be manufactured as a single monolithic part. They will be manufactured in multiple sections and subsequently assembled. The exact joining method depends on the application, required strength, temperature exposure, chemical environment and customer requirements.
Yes, across the EU. Shipping cost and method are included in the quote.
Often yes. Tell us the real temperature range, loads and environment. We will recommend an available resin if the application is suitable.
Do not assume so. Safety-critical or regulated applications require explicit disclosure and manual review and may be refused.
Not automatically. Physical parts are the default deliverable. CAD/source/production files are included only when explicitly listed in the quote.