
Leverage industrial-grade 3D technologies for product design. Stop waiting for outsourced prototypes and start turning months of iteration into days of innovation with the Thinglab ecosystem.

Advanced solutions for product design
A print is only as good as its finish. Thinglab supports the entire ecosystem to ensure your prints can be used as finished products.
Automated Post-Processing
Advanced 3D Materials Library
Software Optimisation
The biggest mistake in product design is using the wrong material for the testing stage. Use our matrix to find the perfect mechanical match.



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Common questions from product designers transitioning to industrial 3D printing.
While traditional FDM is anisotropic (weaker in the Z-axis), our SLA (Form 4) and SLS (Fuse 1+) technologies produce isotropic parts that very closely match the mechanical properties of injection-molded plastics like ABS or Nylon. In functional testing, our engineering resins often exceed the performance of entry-level molded plastics.
Using a printer like the Formlabs Form 4, most handheld product designs can be printed in under 2 hours, including post-processing. You can have a “production-look” visual prototype in your hands by lunchtime.
Yes. Many of our customers, use 3D printing to manufacture end-use consumer products. For batches of 50–1,000 units, additive manufacturing is often more cost-effective than investing in an injection molding tooling and with a much shorter leadtime.
Absolutely. We provide flexible and customised training to suit your needs and applications. We don’t just set up the hardware; we teach your designers how to optimise their workflow for the specific additive processes.
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