We have been working with rapid prototyping in our organisation for many years now (stereo lithography (SLS), selective laser sintering (SLA), 3D printing). When we receive a request for a product, we do not merely devise a drawing for it. Rather, we produce a preliminary testing sample that the customer can grasp, feel and test within a few hours.
We create it on our own 3D printers, which can even print on different materials, both hard and soft. This is how we achieve prototypes that come already very close to the final protective element. So close that the customer can test fundamental functions and properties, such as the way it attaches, its gripping properties or space requirements: does it meet expectations? Which issues have to be addressed? How should it be done? – Through rapid prototyping we show how an idea can be brought into practice in the shortest possible time.