Assemblies, delivered assembled
Many printed parts need work after printing: inserts, magnets, bearings, screws. We can do that so a ready-to-install assembly arrives at your site.
We can source standard parts
What we assemble
Simple assembly steps straight after printing.
Threaded inserts
Brass inserts for durable screw joints.
Magnets
Glued in or embedded during printing.
Bearings and bushings
Ball bearings and bushings pressed in.
Multi-part assemblies
Several printed parts screwed together and checked.
Suitable materials
Tough materials such as PETG and PA12 are particularly suitable for press fits and inserts.
- PETGTough everyday material with grade-dependent compliance options.
- PA12Tough, low-friction nylon for functional mechanical parts.
- ASAThe outdoor specialist - ABS mechanics with true UV stability.
- PCPolycarbonate - high impact, high heat, transparent option.
What we need for assembly
- 01Assembly as STEP including bought-in parts.
- 02Bill of materials with standard or supplied parts.
- 03Assembly sequence, if it matters.
- 04Acceptance criteria for the finished assembly.
Fewer handovers, fewer errors
Every handover between suppliers is a point where something can go wrong. An insert that doesn't fit, a bearing seat printed too tight. When printing and assembly happen in one place, such problems show immediately.
We then adapt holes and seats directly, instead of you finding out at assembly.
Manufacturing data at a glance
- Location
- Schleswig, Germany
- Part size
- up to approx. 250 x 250 x 250 mm, larger parts split and joined
- Quantities
- 1 to several thousand, no minimum order quantity
- Tolerances
- approx. ±0.2 mm for PLA, PETG and carbon grades, ±0.3 mm for ABS, ASA and PC
- Layer height
- 0.10 to 0.30 mm
- Materials
- 20 engineering filaments from PLA to PA12-CF and PC FR
- File formats
- STEP, STL, 3MF, OBJ, IGES up to 200 MB
- Lead time
- 2 to 4 working days for samples, 4 to 15 working days for series
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Assembly FAQ
Can you fit parts I supply?
Yes, we fit supplied parts by arrangement.
Do you assemble electronics?
Simple mechanical assembly yes. We don't offer soldering or wiring.
Is it worth it for small quantities?
Often yes, because you don't have to schedule your own assembly time for a few parts.
How do I get a price?
Upload your STEP or STL file in the instant quote. You see the price immediately, and we check the file for problems before production.
Which information is needed for Assemblies?
Send a STEP file where possible, together with quantity, operating temperature, load, environmental conditions and critical dimensions. This lets us define material, orientation, production strategy and inspection effort for the part.
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