Localised Manufacturing
Located across Europe, our industrial metal 3D printers are running 24/7, meaning we can minimise your production lead-time and ensure a fast turnaround.
Whether you choose our end-to-end subscription or print-on-demand service, we guarantee reliable and repeatable quality from all our manufacturing sites.
Industrial 3D Printing Solution
We print metal parts using our Laser Powder-Bed Fusion (LPBF) printers, capable of producing end-use parts with high-resolution and uniform mechanical properties equivalent to conventionally casted parts.
Our printers allow for the production of complex large parts, with a maximum size of 400mm x 400mm x 356mm, at an industrial scale. Whether you’re looking for bespoke or regular production parts - we can deliver what you need.
We’re continuously expanding our printing capacity and capabilities, including new production sites and printing technologies. Get in touch to find out more about the future of 3D printing metal spare parts for your business.
Before and After Printing
To print a part you need a digital model of your part to load into the printer. TheSteelPrinters can help you to create a digital model and optimise your design to maximise the benefits of 3D printing.
In most cases, after a part is printed, additional machining is required to achieve the tightest tolerances. We manage this step for you, to ensure the part is delivered with the highest quality finish.
Multiple Material Options
We’re always innovating and building upon our knowledge of metal 3D printing. Over the years we have refined our 3D printing process and parameters to achieve superior performance characteristics with the materials we use. To date, our portfolio of trialled and tested printing materials includes:- Maraging Steel (MS1)
- Stainless Steel (316L)
- Inconel Alloy (IN718)
If you would like to print in a material not listed above, please reach out to us. We’re qualifying new materials and would like to learn more about your application needs for using 3D metal printing
In addition to metal printing, we can also print in various plastic materials for the production of rapid prototypes and end-use parts.