
Small 3D print farm · Technical polymer parts · Repeat batches
Outsource your FDM 3D printing.
Outsource FDM production of functional parts, fixtures and small batches to BEICK in Düsseldorf. Our small 3D print farm produces suitable polymer components from an agreed CAD revision. We review intended use, material and quantity before confirming feasibility and scope.
This service uses filament-based polymer printing. Metal 3D printing is not part of this offer. See our FDM process, materials and printing systems for the technical overview.
Request FDM manufacturingGeometry alone does not describe the function
Prepare a complete manufacturing enquiry.
- CAD file, drawing and an unambiguous revision
- Initial quantity and expected repeat demand
- Intended use, loading, temperature and contact media
- Critical dimensions, fits, visible surfaces and finishing requirements
- Requested date and any marking or handover requirements
Missing information must be clarified before a firm commitment. Our manufacturing-data checklist helps you prepare the enquiry.
For an overview of components, file review and the manufacturing process, see our 3D printing service in Düsseldorf.
Review · agree · manufacture
From an initial part to an agreed batch.
- Review feasibility: We consider geometry, material requirements and intended use.
- Define the scope: Quantity, functional dimensions, finishing and inspection features are agreed for the order.
- Review a sample: Where useful, an initial component supports checks of fit and handling.
- Produce the batch: The agreed revision is the basis for manufacture.
Sample approval does not replace evidence required for safety-critical applications. Special inspections must be agreed explicitly.
Identify changes before production
Keep repeat orders tied to the right revision.
For repeat batches, the approved data, material, part orientation and agreed manufacturing parameters can be documented. State the previous part reference and requested revision when reordering.
A different colour, material or operating condition may require another review. Changes are therefore not silently introduced into repeat orders.
Assess cost and suitability for the actual part
When another manufacturing process may be preferable.
Size, geometry, material, finishing and quantity affect the work involved. Tight functional dimensions, high temperatures or special evidence requirements may rule out FDM. A blanket unit price or guaranteed delivery time without review would not be reliable.
For metal components, see CNC contract manufacturing. Application information is available for prototypes and fixtures and spare parts and small batches.
State the revision, quantity and intended use
Discuss your FDM manufacturing enquiry.
Describe your component and expected demand. BEICK will review the available information, identify outstanding technical questions and establish a suitable scope for an offer.
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