Menu
Your Cart

3D Printing Services

Professional 3D Printing Without Complications

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING / MADE IN SPAIN

Technical parts.
From your file to its application.

Professional 3D printing for prototypes, functional components and production runs. Tell us how the part will be used: we assess the model, material and manufacturing requirements.

An HPRO printer manufacturing a large black part.
We manufacture with our own technologyHPRO equipment and hands-on 3D printing experience since 2014.
+2,500orders involving in-house printing¹
4.97/5100+ reviews of this service
+3,000 kgmaterial processed · estimate²
+200,000 hprinting time · estimate²
Read our customers’ reviews

Our own manufacturing, accumulated since 2014.

About these figures

¹ Historical orders for printing services, printed parts and parts incorporated in HTA3D printers, including our confirmed activity on other sales channels. ² Rounded estimates of cumulative manufacturing activity, based on historical records and production references. They are not direct material measurements or machine logs. Reviews refer specifically to this printing service.

START WITH YOUR PROJECT

Tell us what you need to manufacture.

Attach your model, specify the quantity and explain its intended use. If you are unsure about the material, select “I need advice”.

  • 3D file and intended dimensions or scale.
  • Quantity, part function and operating conditions.
  • Important fits, tolerances or surface requirements.

3D printing request

Describe your project and attach the files you would like us to review.

Fields marked * are required.

Your contact details
Your project

Project files

STL · STEP · STP · 3MF · OBJ

Up to 25 MB per file · 100 MB total · 10 files

Drag your files here or choose them from your device.

Limits apply to active files. Removing a file frees its space. A separate safety limit applies to repeated replacements.

    Connecting securely…

    MANUFACTURING FOR PROFESSIONALS

    From a proof of concept
    to a short production run.

    We work with businesses, engineers, maintenance teams and product developers. We also assess projects from individual customers.

    Functional prototypes

    Check geometry, assemblies and design choices before taking the next step. Tell us what your prototype needs to demonstrate.

    Components and tooling

    Custom brackets, housings, guides and other parts. Loads, environment and fits inform the technical proposal.

    Short runs and replacement parts

    Explore multiple units or a replacement part from an existing model. We assess quantity, material and requirements for each job.

    OUR OWN ENGINEERING / HPRO

    We build the equipment.
    We understand the process.

    We design and manufacture our HPRO printers in Spain. That experience helps us assess the relationship between geometry, orientation, material and process.

    An enclosed HTA3D HPRO printer with studio lighting.Discover how we work

    LARGE FORMAT

    400 × 400× 720 mm

    Room for larger geometry

    The service’s published maximum build volume. Usable size depends on geometry, material, supports and the equipment suitable for the project.

    From prototypes to production parts.

    Functional components, repeat orders and production batches. We have manufactured runs of thousands of parts; each project is assessed for its geometry, material and quantity.

    Real printed carriage components from HTA3D’s archive.

    Thermal control when the material needs it

    Enclosed and heated equipment for materials that need greater thermal control. Suitability is assessed for the material and part size.

    There is no single tolerance for every project. Specify critical dimensions and operating conditions so that we can assess a suitable process.

    YOUR FILE / YOUR APPLICATION

    From the digital model
    to a functional part.

    We assess the geometry and intended use, then propose a material and manufacturing approach for your project.

    STLSTEP3MFOBJ
    Conceptual illustration of the same bracket as a digital mesh and a physical printed part.

    MORE MATERIALS. BETTER QUESTIONS.

    A material for the requirement.
    Not just for the appearance.

    Families and grades to consider for your project. Exact availability and manufacturability are confirmed after assessing the material, geometry and intended use. Not every grade is suitable for every job.
    Conceptual example of a decorative PLA printed vase.

    Prototypes and indoor parts

    PLA · PLA 850 · HR-870 · High Speed

    Detail, models and fit checks. Engineering and high-speed grades have their own processing requirements.

    Conceptual example of a functional PETG printed bracket.

    Functional components

    PETG

    Brackets, housings and components. Sustained loads, moisture and operating temperature are assessed.

    Conceptual example of an ASA printed technical enclosure.

    Environment and temperature

    ABS · ASA

    Options for technical parts; ASA is a common outdoor candidate. Material, geometry and thermal control are assessed together.

    Conceptual example of a flexible TPU printed bellows.

    Tailored flexibility

    TPU · Filaflex · FleX-920

    From firmer options to very soft grades. FleX-920 is a copolyester, not TPU. We confirm hardness and processing suitability.

    Conceptual example of a nylon printed gear.

    Mechanisms and specialist uses

    PA / Nylon · PP

    Toughness, wear, repeated flexing or specific chemical requirements. The grade and application guide the choice.

    Conceptual example of a short-fibre reinforced printed bracket.

    Stiffness and stability

    PETG-CF · PA-CF · PA-GF · PP-GF

    Carbon- or glass-filled compounds for particular requirements. Higher stiffness does not automatically mean greater impact resistance.

    Conceptual example of a lightweight hollow printed section.

    Low weight and texture

    PLA-LW · Filaflex Foamy · wood · cork

    Foaming grades and specialist finishes to assess individually. Process, geometry and expectations need to suit the formulation.

    Conceptual example of a geometry printed with support structures.

    Geometry and specialist functions

    PVA · HIPS · Easy Off · FR grades

    Soluble or breakaway supports and specialist formulations. The pairing and grade conditions are assessed for the project.

    Need help narrowing it down?

    Our guide explains the trade-offs and includes a material selector.

    Open guide and selector

    Need a material that is not in the selector? Mention it in your project details.

    A CLEAR WORKFLOW

    Understand it first.
    Then manufacture it.

    1. 01

      Enquiry

      Send the model, required quantity and operating requirements.

    2. 02

      Review and proposal

      We assess manufacturability, material, geometry and additional operations.

    3. 03

      Quote and approval

      We confirm scope, price and estimated lead time before manufacturing.

    4. 04

      Manufacturing and delivery

      We manufacture as agreed and arrange shipment of the completed work.

    Lead time is assessed for the project. Preparation, manufacturing and transit are separate stages; complexity and unexpected issues may affect the estimate.

    BEFORE SENDING YOUR MODEL

    Your first questions, answered.

    Which files can I attach?
    The form accepts STL, STEP, STP, 3MF and OBJ. Check the limits shown by the form itself. Include the intended dimensions or scale and make sure the model is complete.
    Can I request a quote without choosing a material?
    Yes. Select “I need advice” and describe temperature, loads, outdoor exposure or flexibility requirements. This context helps us assess the options.
    What if I do not have a 3D model yet?
    Tell us what you need through Contact. Creating or modifying the model is assessed separately and is included only when specifically stated in the quote.
    What accuracy and surface finish can I expect?
    They depend on material, orientation, geometry and process. Specify important fits, contact surfaces and critical dimensions. We review the requirements before confirming manufacturing; layer lines are a feature of the FDM process.
    How much does it cost and how long does it take?
    Price and estimated lead time depend on machine time, material, geometry, quantity and additional operations. We provide a project-specific quote. The reference price on the product page is not the final project price.
    Can you make several units or a replacement part?
    Yes, we can assess production runs and replacement parts from a model. Manufacturability and conditions are confirmed after reviewing the project.
    What happens after I submit the enquiry?
    We review the information and continue the conversation by email. Your quote and ordering instructions are provided individually. Please check your spam folder as well.

    Your next part starts with a file.

    Send the model and explain how it will be used. We will assess how to manufacture it.

    Request a quote

    WE OFFER OUR 3D PRINTERS FOR YOUR PROJECT.