3D printing

OSWORKS provides 3D printing services for companies developing and manufacturing physical products. We produce functional, production-ready plastic components, from prototypes to small and medium production batches — quickly, flexibly, and designed for their intended application.

3D printing opens new possibilities for product design, development, and manufacturing.

It enables the production of complex and customized plastic components without expensive molds. This makes it particularly suitable for product development, rapid prototyping, and low-volume production, especially when products evolve through multiple development stages.

At OSWORKS, 3D printing is integrated into a functional production workflow. We do not simply produce prints — we manufacture functional components designed for real-world use and further development.

OSWORKS has also delivered 3D-printed solutions for high-requirement projects, including defense and medical applications. These projects demand precision, documented processes, and reliable delivery capability.

The same principles guide all our projects, regardless of size, complexity, or application.

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3D printing is an effective solution when:

  • The product is developed and tested in multiple stages

  • Functional prototypes are needed quickly

  • The part geometry is complex

  • Production volumes are small or medium-sized

  • Traditional manufacturing methods are not cost-effective

The service is particularly suitable for companies developing technical products that need a flexible manufacturing partner from product development to production.

What Do We Manufacture?

We produce 3D-printed plastic components for a wide range of industrial and technical applications, including:

  • Prototypes and test parts

  • Device housings and enclosures

  • Mounts, adapters, and protective structures

  • Custom one-off components

  • Small and medium production batches

If required, parts can also integrate electronics, mechanical functions, or other components as part of a complete solution.

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How the Process Works

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Requirement Analysis

We review the intended use, technical requirements, expected loads, and any manufacturing constraints together with the client.

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3D Design and Modeling

The project can start from a customer-provided 3D model, or we design the product from scratch, considering manufacturability and the intended application.

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Manufacturing and Production

We select the most suitable manufacturing method and material based on the technical requirements, intended application, and potential future production volumes.

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Post-Processing and Assembly

If required, we carry out surface finishing, post-processing, assembly, and functional testing before delivery.

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Delivery or Further Development

The finished product is delivered as agreed, or development continues toward pre-series production, small batch manufacturing, or the next stage of product development.

Examples of Products We Have Delivered for Our Clients

Production scales flexibly from single parts to small production batches, without fixed minimum order quantities.

Materials and Technology

Materials and printing technologies are always selected according to the intended application. Key factors include mechanical strength, resistance to temperature and chemicals, dimensional accuracy, and post-processing requirements.

We help choose a solution that supports both the current application and a potential transition to serial production.

Pricing for 3D Printing

The price of 3D printing depends on the material used, printing time, and any required post-processing. The exact print time is determined when the 3D model is prepared in the slicing software.
We calculate the cost based on the information you provide and send a clear quotation. Once the quote is approved, we proceed with printing your 3D model.

We don’t just print parts.
We design and develop solutions tailored to your company’s needs.

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3D design

OSWORKS provides 3D printing services for companies developing and manufacturing physical products. We produce functional, production-ready plastic components, from prototypes to small and medium production batches — delivered quickly, flexibly, and designed for their intended application.

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Product development

OSWORKS provides product development services for companies creating physical products or technical systems. Our process combines engineering design, manufacturability, and practical testing to ensure reliable, production-ready solutions.

Post-processing

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Insert Installation

OSWORKS provides insert installation for plastic and 3D-printed parts, creating durable and reliable fastening points that allow safe disassembly and reassembly.

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Threading

OSWORKS provides threading for plastic and 3D-printed parts, creating threads directly in the material for reliable and repeatable fastening.

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Surface Finishing

OSWORKS provides manual surface finishing for 3D-printed and plastic parts, improving surface quality, refining details, and preparing components for use or further processing.

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Assembly

OSWORKS provides assembly services for 3D-printed and other technical components, combining them into functional, ready-to-use systems according to customer requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions About 3D Printing

What Is 3D Printing?

3D printing is an additive manufacturing process where a part is built layer by layer from a digital 3D model. It is well suited for prototypes, small production batches, and customized components.

What Are the Advantages of 3D Printing Compared to Traditional Manufacturing?

3D printing enables fast lead times, low initial costs, complex geometries, and flexible product development without the need for expensive molds.

Is 3D Printing Suitable for Mass Production?

3D printing is particularly suitable for small and medium production batches as well as spare parts. For very large production volumes, traditional manufacturing methods may be more cost-effective.

What Files Are Needed for 3D Printing?

The most commonly used file format is STL, but STEP and other 3D CAD file formats can also be used for manufacturing.