
Contract Manufacturing
More than a one-off order: an ongoing production relationship where volumes, delivery schedule, quality criteria and confidentiality are agreed in writing up front. Your parts are planned into our calendar with priority, and you hold no inventory.
Share your parts list and volume forecasts; we'll come back shortly with a feasibility and pricing study.
Get a quote for Contract ManufacturingPriority capacity
Contract parts are written into the production calendar ahead of one-off orders.
No inventory burden
Batches follow your schedule, so nothing sits in a warehouse for months.
Tooling-free revisions
You can update the model between batches; with no mould to revise, there is no set-up cost.
Volumes that flex
When demand shifts, output scales up or down and the contract adapts with it.
AT A GLANCE
- The contract covers
- Volumes, schedule, quality, NDA
- Production start
- Days after activation
- Technologies
- MJF · FDM · SLA
- Minimum commitment
- None
- Quality management system
- ISO 9001:2015
- Repeatability
- Quality control on every batch
Why work on a contract basis?
- We plan capacity in advance. Once we know your annual volume forecast we build the machine calendar around it, so you're not hunting for capacity when demand rises.
- Engineering support comes up front. We work as an extension of your team, not a one-off supplier. When a new part is introduced, manufacturability and cost feedback lands on the table before the design is finished, not after.

One partner, one roof
Your parts are produced at our own facility in Istanbul, under an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system. Printing, post-processing and dimensional measurement happen under the same roof, so parts don't travel between suppliers; lead times shorten and, when something goes wrong, accountability stays in one place. We keep your designs confidential by default, and the confidentiality clause is part of the contract.
How the partnership is set up
- 01
Part list and feasibility
Share your part list and volume forecasts; for each part we work out the right process, finish and cost together.
- 02
Sample and sign-off
First samples are produced before the series begins, and expectations for dimensions, finish and assembly are signed off on a real part. The approved sample is kept as the reference, and later batches are checked against it.
- 03
Contract
Volumes, delivery schedule, quality criteria and confidentiality are put in writing: a single document that leaves nothing open.
- 04
First batch
Your parts are scheduled with priority. The first batch is produced, inspected and delivered within days of the contract taking effect.
- 05
Ongoing production
Later batches follow the agreed calendar. As your forecasts move we update volumes and delivery plans together, and adding a new part doesn't require a new contract.
Which technology for which part?
Our expertise is in tooling-free plastic part production. For every part in your contract we choose the method based on geometry, material requirements and end-use conditions; most parts go through the MJF line.
MJF: our area of expertise
First choice for functional end-use parts, complex geometries and recurring batches. No support structures, and parts show consistent strength in every direction.
PA12 · support-free · ready for series
MJF: our area of expertiseFDM: large and economical
The complementary line for bodies that outgrow a powder bed, short-lived production aids and jobs where budget is the deciding factor.
Wide material range · large volume
FDM: large and economicalSLA: fine detail
For visual models, presentation pieces and small precision components that need smooth surfaces and crisp detail.
High resolution · smooth surface
SLA: fine detailFAQS