From individual parts to series production in 3D contract printing: We check material, feasibility, and processes, select the suitable additive manufacturing method, and produce with over 13 years of experience.
Do you already have a finished CAD file? Then use our 3D Print-on-Demand Shop. You will receive an immediate quote and can order your components online. Your file can be saved in your customer account if required – ideal for recurring print jobs, spare parts, jigs, and small series.
Our expert consultation is at the core of everything: you upload the file. We examine feasibility, material, processes, stability, and economical manufacturing options before your component is produced. This way, you don't just receive a product, but a suitable component solution.
Sometimes there's only an original part, no file, a defective component or an idea. We support you from the initial check to the finished component – including material consultation, feasibility study, 3D scanning, reverse engineering and manufacturing.
„Thanks to the innovative 3D production technology, we are able to produce functional parts for our flying prototypes quickly and affordably.“
„We have been working together with great satisfaction for several years. Always reliable and with the best professional competence.“
„Ordering and delivery processes run smoothly and are processed quickly.“
„The advice from 3Dokuteam went far beyond mere manufacturing. From the initial review of our product idea, through material selection and prototyping, to the assessment of economic viability, we were competently guided through the entire development process. This allowed us to specifically align the lantern with our requirements and planned series production.“
We weren't looking for a fancy solution, but one that works and lasts. What surprised us: How quickly it went. Ten working days from the first conversation to the prototype in the cab – we wouldn't have achieved that with any traditional manufacturing process.
Structured Quality Inspection Our processes are based on tried-and-tested quality principles. Every component is inspected before dispatch. Our complaints rate is less than 1 %.
Every request is immediately reviewed by an expert. No automated system – manually reviewed, optimised, without detours.
We examine feasibility, materials, processes, stability, and economic manufacturing options before your component is produced.
A general obligation to keep your data and information confidential is a matter of course for us. We are also happy to work with your NDA.
Materials ABS, PA-CF, ASA, ULTEM™, PEEK …
Materials Resins such as Flexible Elastic, Tough, High Temp…
Materials PA12, TPE, others on request.
Procedure From 3D scan to reverse engineering, manufacturing to the component.
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To make use of our expert check, simply fill out this request and send us your file: directly for upload, by email to 3Dprint@dokuteam.de or over a Filesharing platform. Your expert will review the file(s) and send feedback and/or a quote directly. If you have any questions or uncertainties, simply give us a call.
1. FILE UPLOAD
Simply upload a 3D file (.stp or .stl up to 100 MB).
2. OFFER
Expert advises & sends you a quote.
3. PRODUCTION
We produce after receiving the order.
Alternatively
Could you also send us the data via a file-sharing platform or by email? Please address your delivery to 3Dprint@dokuteam.de
Some things are best clarified face-to-face – for instance, when it comes to plans or templates for your 3D manufacturing. Arrange your appointment here for a visit or a video call with Martin Stöcker.
3Dokuteam uses four manufacturing processes: FDM, SLA, SLS and DMLS. This enables the company to provide prototypes, jigs, spare parts, individual components and small-batch production all from a single source. Which process is the most cost-effective depends on the component geometry, quantity and load requirements, and is assessed in advance during an expert review.
For the FDM process: ABS, ASA, PA-CF, ULTEM and PEEK, amongst others. For the SLA process: resins such as Flexible, Elastic, Tough and High Temp. For the SLS process: PA12 and TPE; other materials available on request.
In the FDM process, the maximum build volume is 1000 x 1000 x 800 mm — this allows large components to be produced in a single piece without having to segment them. In the SLA process, a build volume of 350 x 196 x 350 mm is available, whilst the other processes offer a build volume of around 250 x 250 x 250 mm. Larger geometries are produced in sections and then joined together.
Depending on the process, component size and geometry, the achievable tolerance is approximately 0.1 to 0.3 mm. Dimensions-critical features are assessed in advance during the expert review, so that it is clear before production begins whether the required tolerances can be achieved using additive manufacturing.
There are two options. If you have a finished CAD file, 3Dokuteam’s print-on-demand shop will provide an instant online quote. If it is unclear whether the design is feasible, an expert will review the file on the same day and send you a quote along with feedback on whether it can be produced.
As part of the expert review, a technician from 3Dokuteam checks the feasibility, choice of materials, processes, stability and cost-effective manufacturing options for the uploaded component prior to production. The review is carried out manually, not automatically.
STEP (.stp) or STL (.stl) files up to 100 MB. Files can be submitted via the upload form, by email to 3Dprint@dokuteam.de, or via a file-sharing platform.
A price example using the FDM process with the industrial-grade material ASA: For orders of a single unit, the minimum price is 11 euros per component; for orders of 500 units or more, the unit price falls to around 2.50 euros. All prices are net, excluding VAT. The exact price depends on the geometry, material, component size, post-processing and quantity. Once a CAD file has been uploaded, the instant price configurator displays the full price scale for individual parts and quantities. Individual terms and conditions also apply to series production and framework agreements.
Additive manufacturing is cost-effective where no tooling costs are required: for individual parts, prototypes, spare parts, jigs and small production runs. As production volumes increase and geometries become simpler, the advantage shifts towards injection moulding. 3Dokuteam assesses the threshold on a case-by-case basis during its expert review and, where necessary, also uses conventional manufacturing methods.
Quality assurance is carried out in accordance with in-house processes. Every component produced is inspected individually; the inspection rate is 100 per cent. The complaint rate is less than 1 per cent of the components produced.
Yes. 3Dokuteam generally undertakes to maintain the confidentiality of any data provided and will confirm this in writing upon request. A confidentiality agreement provided by the client may also serve as a basis.
Yes. Using the 3D scanning service, the existing part is optically measured, converted into a CAD model via reverse engineering, and then manufactured. This ‘scan-to-part’ process is particularly suitable for spare parts for which no technical drawings are available.
Production takes place at the Nottuln site in North Rhine-Westphalia. There are further sites in Deggendorf and a service point in Vaterstetten, near Munich.
Every enquiry is reviewed by a member of staff rather than by an automated system. The Instant Quote Shop is available for standardised repeat orders, whilst expert advice is provided for components where feasibility or material selection are still to be determined. Both options can be combined.
