Repairing a tool with 3D printing

With FDM, we quickly design a replacement part for a partially damaged tool — and, once modelled, it can be reproduced identically should it break again. Example: a mechanical tool repaired for the company Mey.

Don't throw away a tool that still works

Replacing only the faulty part rather than the whole tool means significant savings and less waste. On a crane console (DG Construction Bois), the difference was stark — in the region of €1,500 against €7,500 for a complete replacement.

Designing adapters

We also create bespoke adapters to improve the compatibility or ergonomics of an existing tool — such as an ear-defender mount for firefighters in Strasbourg. We broaden what a tool can do without buying new equipment.

A long-lasting repair

Repair, adaptation, preventive maintenance: an all-round approach that generates savings and reduces waste for professionals. A tool to save? Tell us about it.

Going further: to equip your lines, see our low-volume production.