3D Printing

Looking for quick and reliable 3D printing prototyping or production services? Look no further. Receive a free quote within hours, and get high-quality parts delivered to you in just days.

3D printing for a wide range of materials

Complex geometries and shapes

Rapid prototyping with several iterations

Cost efficient prototyping

Low volume prototyping

Diverse materials

Prototypes matching the final product

High degree of customisation

Plastic 3D printing and manufacturing

3D printing in ABS, PA (Nylon), polycarbonate and polypropylene

Metals 3D printing and manufacturing

3D printing in aluminium, cobalt chrome, inconel, stainless steel and titanium.

Elastomeric Materials

Elastomeric material printing utilizes flexible polymers, such as TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), TPE (thermoplastic elastomer), and silicone, to create stretchable and resilient 3D-printed objects.

3D printing cost and pricing

The exact cost and price of your 3D printed prototype depend on factors such as size, material choices, shipping options, and the complexity of your prototype. Click the button below to obtain an accurate cost estimate for your project.

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How to order

Using our streamlined process

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Send us your design file and get a quote

To get started, just request a quote and upload your 3D CAD file, specifying your manufacturing preferences. Within a few hours, we will get back to you with a fair, real-time price.

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Order your prototype and we will manufacture it for you

Once you review the quote and place your order, we'll start the manufacturing process. Our digital manufacturing process allows us to produce parts as quickly as in one day.

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Prototype is quality inspected and expertly packed

Our team conducts rigorous quality inspections on all parts and ensures they are securely packed for delivery.

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Receive the parts

We ship the prototypes to you via your preferred shipping option.

We make modern manufacturing techniques accessible to everyone

400 precision-engineered machines and a dedicated team of 500 professionals are ready to meet your unique 3D printing and prototype production needs – seven days a week.

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No order is too small or too big. Get parts within days.

We manufacture small to medium batches Whether you need just a few parts or a few thousands, we help you acquire your parts for a fair price.

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With a fair price, you can experiment more

With ProtoAnything, you get more value for your 3D printing and prototyping budget. Order multiple versions featuring different colours, finishes, and designs, allowing you to make an informed decision while finalising your choice.

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Expert assistance and help

Our expert team is here to assist you with a wide range of services. Here are a few examples of what we can help you with:

DFM analysis

We offer Design for Manufacturability Analysis to ensure your product is optimised for efficient and cost-effective production. Our expert team identifies and resolves design issues that could complicate the manufacturing process.

3D scanning of parts

Our 3D scanning service captures the precise shape of any physical object, creating an accurate digital model. This tool is invaluable for quality control, inspection, and part replication.

Reverse engineering

We provide a comprehensive reverse engineering service, deconstructing and analysing products or components to understand their functionality. This service is ideal for improving designs, replicating discontinued parts, or studying a competitor's product.

Consultancy

Our expert team can help you with everything you need. Just contact us and we will provide you with the support and assistance you require.

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Rapid manufacturing and delivery

We can manufacture and deliver in as little as 5 days

High quality

All our 3D printing and rapid prototyping services are of exceptional quality and undergo expert inspection before delivery

Fair price

We offer fair prices and don't compromise on quality

Looking for something more specific? We got you covered.

Our team of experienced designers and engineers are ready to assist you on a wide range of needs. Feel free to reach out to us, and we'll be happy to discuss your specific requirements.

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FAQ

3D Printing — frequently asked questions

What 3D printing technologies does ProtoAnything offer?
ProtoAnything offers SLS (Selective Laser Sintering), MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) and SLA (Stereolithography) 3D printing, run across a network of 400 machines and 500 manufacturing professionals in the UK, Sweden and Europe. Each technology suits different geometries, finishes and materials, so the right choice depends on your part. Upload your CAD file for a free instant quote and technology recommendation.
What is Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)?
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is a 3D printing process that fuses powdered plastic layer by layer using a laser, producing strong, functional parts without support structures. It's well suited to complex geometries and low-volume functional prototypes or end-use parts. ProtoAnything runs SLS printing across the UK, Sweden and Europe — upload your CAD file for a free quote and lead time.
What is Multi Jet Fusion (MJF)?
Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) is a powder-bed 3D printing process that uses fusing and detailing agents plus heat to build strong plastic parts with consistent mechanical properties. It's a popular choice for functional prototypes and small-batch production because of its speed and repeatable strength. ProtoAnything offers MJF printing across the UK, Sweden and Europe — upload your CAD file for an instant quote.
What is Stereolithography (SLA)?
Stereolithography (SLA) is a 3D printing process that cures liquid resin layer by layer with a laser to produce parts with fine detail and smooth surface finish. It's typically chosen for visual prototypes, presentation models and parts needing tight surface quality rather than high mechanical strength. ProtoAnything provides SLA printing across the UK, Sweden and Europe with free real-time CAD quoting.
What materials are available for 3D printing?
ProtoAnything's 3D printing materials cover a range of plastics and polymers across SLS, MJF and SLA processes, plus metal options through metal 3D printing. Availability depends on your chosen technology, part geometry and application, whether functional or visual. Upload your CAD file (STEP, IGES, SLDPRT or STL) for a free quote that lists suitable materials for your part.
How much does 3D printing cost and what's the lead time?
3D printing cost and lead time depend on part geometry, material, technology and quantity, so ProtoAnything doesn't quote a flat rate — upload your CAD file for a free, real-time instant quote. Turnaround can be as fast as 1 day thanks to a network of 400 machines and 500 professionals working 7 days a week across the UK, Sweden and Europe. There's no minimum order, and projects can be covered by an NDA on request.
When should I choose 3D printing over CNC or injection moulding?
Choose 3D printing when you need complex geometries, rapid design iteration, or low-volume functional and visual prototypes that would be slow or costly to tool for. CNC machining suits precision parts from solid stock, while injection moulding is more economical at higher volumes once a design is finalised. ProtoAnything offers all three processes across the UK, Sweden and Europe — upload your CAD file and get guidance on the best fit.