Services

Rapid Prototyping

A design that looks right on screen can tell a different story once it is in your hand. Send us your CAD file and have a functional prototype within days, then measure fit, assembly and durability on a real part.

Let's talk about your project. Send your part or your parts list; we'll come back with scope and lead time within 24 hours, most often the same business day.

Get a quote for Rapid Prototyping

Delivered in days

We go into production without waiting for tooling; the first part is in your hands in 3 to 5 business days.

Genuinely testable

Your prototype is made from the same PA12 you will use in series production, so you can test it under load.

Tooling-free revisions

With no mold to revise, a design change goes straight into the next build.

Reviewed by engineers

We review the model first and suggest changes that add durability and cut cost.

AT A GLANCE

Accepted files: STL · STEP · STP · OBJ · 3MF · PDF
Quote turnaround: Within 24 hours, most often the same business day
Dimensional accuracy: ±0.3 mm (parts up to 100 mm)
Order quantity: Starts from a single part

Why MJF for prototypes?

The real question is this: are you only going to look at this part, or use it?

You get what you drew. Because no support structures are needed, internal channels, lattices and single-piece mechanisms don't get redrawn out of manufacturability concerns.
Unlike FDM, it isn't weak along the layer direction. The prototype genuinely takes load, and where it breaks doesn't depend on build orientation.
Unlike SLA, it isn't brittle. You can fit the part into an assembly and try it in the field.

Even so, we recommend SLA for visual presentation models and FDM for oversized trials that won't fit the build volume. All three run at the same facility.

From file to part: how it works

All six steps run at our own facility in Istanbul; the part never leaves our hands.

01
Quote
Send your STL, STEP, OBJ, 3MF file or your technical drawing. Your quote is ready within 24 hours, most often the same business day.
02
Model review
Our engineers review the model for additive manufacturing: thin walls, corrections that improve durability and suggestions that lower cost all come up at this stage.
03
Production
With your approval the part enters the production queue. MJF is our area of expertise; FDM or SLA step in when the part's geometry or budget calls for it.
04
Post-processing
Powder removal and bead blasting are standard. Dyeing, color matching and mechanical finishing are added on request.
See our post-processing
05
Dimensional inspection
We compare critical dimensions against the CAD model, and on complex geometries we run a deviation analysis with 3D scanning. A part that falls outside tolerance is not shipped; it is remade.
06
Dispatch
Approved parts are shipped. Priority production is available for urgent projects; we agree on it at the quote stage.

Who rapid prototyping is for

Startups and product owners

Validate the idea with a real, testable part before investing in tooling. Show investors and first customers a working model instead of a slide.

Product development teams

From CAD to a held-in-hand part in days, not weeks. Build several variants in the same job and pick the best one by measurement.

Manufacturers and factories

Try assembly and ergonomics before adapting the line. Validate spare-part and jig ideas without commissioning a mould.

R&D and engineering

Load tests, assembly integration, fit and wear trials: get measurable results on the prototype under real conditions.

FAQS

Frequently asked questions

How long does a prototype take?We deliver most prototypes in 3 to 5 business days. The time varies with the part's size, quantity and the post-processing you want; cooling and powder removal are part of the schedule alongside the build itself. For urgent work we arrange priority production.How accurate are the prototypes?Our dimensional accuracy is ±0.3%, with a floor of ±0.3 mm. So on a 100 mm part expect around ±0.3 mm, and on a 300 mm part ±0.9 mm. Holes and faces that need tighter tolerances are machined to size after printing.What if my part doesn't fit the build volume?Our build volume is 380 x 284 x 380 mm. Larger parts are either split, printed and joined, or evaluated for FDM. We tell you which route fits once we've seen your file.Can I move to series production once I approve the prototype?Yes. We continue with the same file, the same material and the same process; the part doesn't change, only the quantity does. For repeat production we work through our contract manufacturing model.Can you print transparent or flexible parts?Our standard process runs on PA12, which is opaque and rigid. Where transparency is needed on visual models, SLA is the better route. If you need a different material, let's look at your project together.Are my designs kept confidential?We treat your CAD files and project information as confidential by default. On request, we sign a non-disclosure agreement before we even open the file.

Let's start your project today.

Get a Quote

Why MJF for prototypes?

The real question is this: are you only going to look at this part, or use it?

You get what you drew. Because no support structures are needed, internal channels, lattices and single-piece mechanisms don't get redrawn out of manufacturability concerns.
Unlike FDM, it isn't weak along the layer direction. The prototype genuinely takes load, and where it breaks doesn't depend on build orientation.
Unlike SLA, it isn't brittle. You can fit the part into an assembly and try it in the field.

Even so, we recommend SLA for visual presentation models and FDM for oversized trials that won't fit the build volume. All three run at the same facility.

From file to part: how it works

All six steps run at our own facility in Istanbul; the part never leaves our hands.

Quote

Send your STL, STEP, OBJ, 3MF file or your technical drawing. Your quote is ready within 24 hours, most often the same business day.

Model review

Our engineers review the model for additive manufacturing: thin walls, corrections that improve durability and suggestions that lower cost all come up at this stage.

Production

With your approval the part enters the production queue. MJF is our area of expertise; FDM or SLA step in when the part's geometry or budget calls for it.

Post-processing

Powder removal and bead blasting are standard. Dyeing, color matching and mechanical finishing are added on request.

See our post-processing

Dimensional inspection

We compare critical dimensions against the CAD model, and on complex geometries we run a deviation analysis with 3D scanning. A part that falls outside tolerance is not shipped; it is remade.

Dispatch

Approved parts are shipped. Priority production is available for urgent projects; we agree on it at the quote stage.