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SOLUTIONS / Production

On-demand manufacturing.
On your terms.

Supplier dependency, minimum order quantities, long lead times — these are production constraints. The right 3D printing setup lets you manufacture when you need it, in the volumes that actually make sense.

THE PROBLEM

High costs and supplier
dependency are avoidable.

Low-to-mid volume production is where 3D printing genuinely competes with conventional manufacturing — no tooling amortisation, no minimum order pressure, and the flexibility to change geometry between batches. But the machine has to match the throughput, material class, and cost-per-part target. A machine that's wrong for your volume or material adds cost instead of cutting it. That's the conversation we start with.

SOLUTION FIT

Production has more than one shape.

High-mix low-volume is a different problem from high-volume series production.
We match the machine to the actual production case.

Metal series
production

L-PBF Metal

Multi-laser systems for aerospace, medical, and high-tech systems. Cost-per-part efficiency scales significantly with the right build volume and laser configuration.

BLT-S400
BLT-S450

BLT-S600

High-performance polymer production

FFF

PEEK, PPS, PA — production-grade polymer parts without the compromises of consumer FDM. Continuous throughput, fully offline, office-safe installation. Certifiable production process.

INTAMSYS FUNMAT 610HT INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 310

Nylon & TPU batch production

SLS

Functional polymer parts at series scale. No support structures, good surface finish, flexible geometries. PA11, PA12, TPU. Industrial output at a compact footprint.

TPM3D CF200
S-series

Machines for this application

INTAMSYS

BLT

TPM3D

WHAT CHANGES

What in-house production looks like in practice.

Produce exactly what you need, when you need it.

Change a design between production runs without tooling cost or lead time.

Critical parts don't have to wait on an external queue.

No tooling amortisation, no surcharges. Cost is tied to machine time and material.

NEXT STEP

Tell us your production case

Volume, material, part complexity, cost target. We'll work through whether 3D printing makes commercial sense — and if it does, which machine delivers the right cost-per-part for your situation.

A man in a light-colored suit is giving a presentation to an audience in a conference room. The presentation slide on the screen reads 'Metal AM is ready for series production' with the date 05/06/2026 and the logo 'Protonex 3D' at the top.