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Printing to order in concrete and plastics

Send us a model or a sketch. We assess feasibility and print in cooperation with the Łukasiewicz Research Network – PIAP, in the PIAP hall – from single elements to short series. You don’t have to buy a machine.

Quantity: single elements and short series
Materials: concrete, plastics
Where we print: Łukasiewicz – PIAP hall

What you come with

You don’t need to know which technology you need or how to prepare the file. It is enough to know what is to be made.

“I have an idea, but I don’t know if it can be printed”

We assess feasibility and say plainly when 3D printing is not the best solution. If it is, we propose the technology and material.

Describe your idea →

“I have a design or need a series”

We prepare the model for printing, agree the production details and print – from a single piece to a short series.

Send your design →

“I just want to buy a ready-made product”

3D-printed concrete planters are available as ready-made products under the Flowa brand.

See flowa.pl ↗

“I print more and more – time for my own machine”

We work out at what scale it pays off, select the machine and guide you through commissioning.

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What we print

Examples of the kind of orders we take in concrete and plastics. If your element is not here, write to us – we assess feasibility from the model.

Precast elementsSeries elements without moulds or formwork

Walls and modulesWall sections, modules with openings, building elements

InfrastructureSlope stairs, foundation footings, retaining walls

MouldsMoulds for concrete, laminates and castings – printed and milled

Street furnitureBenches, planters, elements of squares and parks

Decorative elementsFree-form, organic geometry, sculptures and objects

Textures and finishesLayered walls, reliefs, cladding

Models and sceneryLightweight foamed-plastic bodies: 1:1 models, mock-ups, scenery

Plastics and millingSolid parts from granulate, 5-axis machining

And many moreSomething else in mind? Describe it – we will check whether and how to print it.Describe your element →

How it works

01
Conversation
You tell us what is to be made and what for. We establish feasibility, technology and material.
02
Design and quote
We prepare the model for printing and a quote with a clearly described scope. If needed – a sample in the target material.
03
Production
Printing in cooperation with the Łukasiewicz Research Network – PIAP, in the PIAP hall; milling to final dimensions if needed.
04
Collection
Quality check of the finished element; collection or transport is agreed with the quote.

What we need for a quote

What is to be made: A 3D model, a drawing or a hand sketch with the main dimensions.
What it is for: Where it will stand, what it must carry, whether it works outdoors. This decides the material.
How many and by when: A single piece or a series, and the deadline you have to meet.

No model? No problem – we can prepare the design for printing from a sketch.

You don’t have to buy a machine right away

Most clients start with a single piece. Then it turns out a series is needed, and then that it pays to print in-house. We are there at every one of these steps.

01
Single element
One piece, a prototype or a sample. You check whether the technology does what you expect.
02
Short series
Repeatable production of dozens or hundreds of pieces. The unit price goes down.
03
Cost-benefit calculation
Together we work out at what volume your own machine pays back faster than outsourcing.
04
Own production
An Extrone machine at your site – with commissioning and operator training.

See the machines and specifications →