3D Printing & Rapid Prototyping
The part broke, the machine is old, and nobody makes it any more. Send us what is left of it and we measure it, rebuild it in CAD and print you a working replacement. Designed and printed in our own lab in Sri Lanka.
What we print
Most of our work is parts that keep something else running, not models on a shelf.
Spare & Replacement Parts
A part fails, the machine is twenty years old and the supplier no longer makes it. We measure the original, even a broken one, and rebuild it in CAD and print a working replacement.
Gears, couplings, guards, knobs, clips, impellers, bushes
Enclosures & Housings
Custom boxes for electronics that no off-the-shelf enclosure fits. Designed around your PCB, connectors and mounting points rather than the other way round.
Sensor housings, control boxes, panel mounts, camera covers
Jigs, Fixtures & Tooling
Shop-floor tooling made to your process. Cheaper and far faster than machining, and easy to revise when the process changes.
Assembly jigs, drill guides, go/no-go gauges, soft-jaw inserts
Functional Prototypes
Hold the thing before you commit to tooling. Check fit, ergonomics and assembly on a real part, iterate, and only then spend money on moulds.
Product concepts, mechanism tests, fit checks, design reviews
Short-Run Production
Tens to a few hundred parts without paying for injection-mould tooling. Ideal for low volumes, launch batches, and parts that are still changing.
Product accessories, brackets, spares kits, branded tags
Display & Custom Pieces
Architectural models, awards, signage, personalised gifts and display props, printed in colour and finished to be seen up close.
Scale models, trophies, signage, gifts, props
Part discontinued? Bring us the broken one.
Imported machinery in Sri Lanka has a habit of outliving its spare parts supply. A single obsolete plastic component can hold up a whole line while you wait months for something that may never come.
You do not need a drawing or a CAD file. We work from the part itself: measured, modelled, printed and test-fitted. And because we build the CAD model properly, the next replacement is a reprint rather than a repeat of the whole exercise.
- Works from a broken, worn or incomplete original
- Material chosen for how the part is actually used
- Test-fitted before it comes back to you
- You keep the CAD file
Printed in our lab
Every photograph below is our own work, shot on our own machines.
How it works
From a photo on WhatsApp to a finished part.
Send us the part
A photo, a sketch, a drawing, an STL file, or the broken part itself. No CAD file needed to start.
We measure and model
Calipers and CAD. We reverse-engineer the geometry and rebuild it properly, so you own a drawing for next time.
Material and settings
We choose the material for how the part is actually used, against load, heat, chemicals and sunlight, not for what prints fastest.
Printed and monitored in our own lab in Sri Lanka. Long runs get in-progress checks rather than being left to chance.
Finish and verify
Supports removed, surfaces cleaned up, and key dimensions checked back against the model before anything leaves.
Delivered
Collect from our workshop or have it couriered island-wide. The CAD file is yours to keep.
Materials
The material matters more than the printer. We pick it for the job the part has to do.
| Material | Use it when |
|---|---|
| PLA | Models, display pieces and prototypes that live indoors at room temperature. Not for heat or sunlight. |
| PETG | Everyday functional parts: brackets, enclosures and anything that takes the occasional knock. |
| ABS / ASA | Parts that sit outdoors, in a vehicle, or near motors and electronics that run warm. |
| TPU (flexible) | Gaskets, seals, bumpers, grips, vibration mounts and protective sleeves. |
| Carbon-fibre nylon | Structural brackets and shop-floor tooling that has to carry real load. |
Build volume
350 × 350 × 350 mm in one piece
Layer resolution
0.1 – 0.3 mm
Multi-material
4 filaments in a single print
No drawing needed
We reverse-engineer from the part
Questions we get asked
The part is obsolete and I have no drawing. Can you still make it?
Yes, and this is most of what we do. Send us the part, even in pieces. We measure it, rebuild the geometry in CAD and print a working replacement. You keep the CAD file, so the next one is just a reprint.
How strong is a 3D printed part?
It depends on the material and how the part is oriented on the bed. PETG and carbon-fibre nylon handle real mechanical load; PLA does not. We will tell you honestly when a printed part is the right answer and when you are better off machining it, because some jobs genuinely need metal.
What is the largest part you can print?
Up to 350 × 350 × 350 mm in a single piece. Larger assemblies are split into sections, printed separately and bonded, with the joints placed where they will not carry load.
Can you print in our brand colours?
Yes. Our multi-material system holds four filaments at once, so colour and material changes happen inside a single print instead of across several parts that then have to be assembled.
Do you handle quantities, or only one-offs?
Both. Short runs of tens to a few hundred parts are a good fit, with no tooling cost and no minimum order. Past that, injection moulding usually becomes cheaper per part, and we will say so rather than quietly printing five thousand pieces.
How do I get a price?
WhatsApp us a photo of the part with rough dimensions and a line about what it does. We come back with a material recommendation, a lead time and a price. There is no charge for the quote.
Need the design work done too? See our 3D & CAD design services →
Send us a photo. We will tell you if we can print it.
A photo, rough dimensions, and a line about what the part does is enough for a quote. No charge, no obligation.