Sustainable 3D printing – make only what’s needed
3D printing makes exactly what’s needed, when it’s needed. No stock going out of date, no machining waste and short transport.
Made to order
We only print what’s ordered. No minimum batches, no surplus stock and no overproduction.
Less waste
Material only goes where it’s needed. With the right infill the part is light and uses little plastic – but still holds up.
Repair instead of throwing away
A printed spare part can extend the life of appliances, machines and furniture by many years.
PLA – from renewable raw materials
PLA is made from renewable raw materials such as corn or sugar-cane starch and is our most common material for indoor parts.
Shorter transport
Spare parts from the other side of the world travel far and often come in large packaging. A part made in Sweden and sent straight to you needs only a short journey.
The material that lasts longest
The most sustainable material is the one that lasts longest in its environment. An ASA part that copes with many years outdoors beats a PLA part that has to be replaced after one season.
Our approach
- Local manufacturing in Jämtland
- The right infill – no more material than necessary
- Repair over buying new
- Combined deliveries
Frequently asked questions
Is PLA biodegradable?
PLA can break down in industrial composting, but not in nature or a home compost.
Do you recycle waste?
We minimise waste with the right settings and by grouping prints on the same plate.
Is local manufacturing better?
Shorter transport and no stock mean a lower climate impact than importing finished parts.
Tell us about your project
Send a photo, a sketch or a few measurements – you get a fixed price before we start.
We reply in writing in English or Swedish, usually within 1–2 working days.
