3D Printing & Digital Fabrication
Additive manufacturing lets us produce forms that would be uneconomic to mould or carve: intricate lattices, organic surfaces, one-off portrait work and small production runs with no tooling investment.
We print in-house, then join, sand, prime and finish by hand. For repeat orders the digital file is archived against your project number, so a replacement part can be produced without rebuilding the model.
What we deliver
- FDM, SLA and large-format pellet printing in-house
- 3D scanning and digital sculpting from photos
- Joining, reinforcing and hand-finishing for display quality
- Small-batch production without mould costs
- Archived files for repeat and replacement parts
Typical specification
| Build volume | Single prints up to 600 mm; larger works sectioned |
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| Materials | PLA, PETG, resin, nylon, fibre-filled composites |
| Production | 5 - 20 working days |
Questions on this capability
What file do you need?
STL, OBJ or STEP is ideal. We can also model from photographs or a physical reference.
Are printed parts strong enough for public use?
For load-bearing or outdoor use we print a pattern then cast it in resin, metal or GRC.
Where this is used
Hotels & Resorts
Lobby relief walls, sculptures and wayfinding built to a fixed opening date, with documentation that a hotel engineering team can maintain for years.
View solution →Retail & Flagship Stores
Window schemes, in-store installations and brand reliefs that can be rolled out across multiple stores from one set of masters.
View solution →Shopping Malls & Atriums
Large-scale hanging installations, atrium centrepieces and seasonal campaigns engineered for malls with strict load, fire and access rules.
View solution →Planning a 3d printing & digital fabrication project?
Send your drawings, site photographs and the destination country. We will come back with a technique recommendation, a reference band and a production schedule.
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