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3D Printing in
The freedom to innovate
and iterate at every stage
When engineering bold new designs, 3D printing lets you try new prototypes, addressing problems and finding solutions as you go – all in only a matter of hours. Even those with complex internal structures and geometries, something traditional methods just can’t offer.
- Concept models
- Functional testing
- Custom tools & parts
- Jigs, fixtures & gauges
- Small production runs
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Watch how a complex 3D printed manifold used for test fitting is realized in no time at all in this Ultimaker timelapse.
Why choose an Ultimaker
in engineering?
- 3D printing shrinks the development process from months to a matter of days
- You’re able to test ideas quickly and discover what does and doesn’t work. New iterations have no cost penalties
- Engineers can discuss a design with peers or rapidly test the market potential at a trade show
- It’s easy to personalize and tweak parts to uniquely fit your needs at no extra cost and in just a matter of hours
- You can verify a design before investing in an expensive molding tool
- Even the most complex moving parts are achievable
Enjoy the freedom of endless prototypes
Rapid prototyping and manufacturing
From model to final component in just two weeks. Normally this part would've taken 16. 3D printing is revolutionizing the manufacturing process.
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Engineer complex geometries with ease
Prototyping on an Ultimaker allows you to realize your vision at low cost, refining ideas before going into production.
Learn about functional prototyping
Swift engineering breakthroughs
When research engineer Anders Olsson wanted a different print head to print boron carbide plastic, he made a prototype using his Ultimaker.
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Endless prototypes
Ultimaker 2+ makes it possible
First create a prototype of your idea. Then refine it and print another one. And a few more until you’re satisfied. With high accuracy and tight tolerances, it’s the best way to finalize your concepts before manufacturing.
Meet the Ultimaker 2+