FROM PHYSICAL PART TO NEW POSSIBILITY
3D scanning, CAD modelling and 3D printing. We connect the physical and digital worlds to create parts that solve real problems.
STL / OBJ / STEP MY3DLAB — EU
01 / WHAT WE DO
Start with an existing object, a technical drawing or an idea. We choose the approach around what you need to achieve.
PHYSICAL OBJECT → DIGITAL GEOMETRY
Digitising parts and complex shapes for measurement, modelling and reconstruction.
SCAN DATA → MANUFACTURING MODEL
Turning the geometry of a physical part into a CAD model suitable for modification and manufacturing.
IDEA → FUNCTIONAL DESIGN
Models developed from sketches, dimensions or a brief. From the first concept to a considered functional part.
DIGITAL MODEL → PHYSICAL PART
Prototypes, functional parts and small batches with material and orientation selected for the application.
02 / HOW WE WORK
Send dimensions, a description or an existing model. We clarify the function and working conditions.
We discuss technology, material and required files. Pricing and lead time depend on the task.
We scan, model or make the part according to the agreed brief.
Receive the agreed files or physical parts, ready for the next step.
APPLICATIONS
When an off-the-shelf solution does not fit, we start with the task: geometry, fit, loads and working environment.
03 / BEFORE WE START
Yes. We can start with a physical part, sketch, photos with dimensions or a description. After reviewing the brief, we clarify what else is needed.
We can examine the available geometry and suggest a reconstruction approach. For parts with a critical function, we first discuss requirements, material and necessary validation.
STL, OBJ, STEP/STP, technical drawings and photographs are useful for an initial review. You can include a link to your files in the enquiry.
They depend on part size and complexity, required accuracy, material, quantity and finishing. Send a brief so we can discuss a project-specific quote.
04 / LET’S CREATE IT
Tell us about your task. An existing part, a new product or a first prototype — we start with a conversation.
LET’S