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Peter HansenPeter Hansen er medstifter og 3D-print-ekspert hos 3D Industri Print. Han har over 10 års erfaring med industriel 3D-printproduktion, herunder FDM, SLS og DMLS-teknologier. Peter rådgiver virksomheder om materialevalg, tolerancer og optimering af produktionsflow med additivt fremstilling.
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When standard parts won’t do, custom 3D printing offers Danish manufacturers a fast, cost-effective path to exactly the geometry they need — without minimum order quantities or multi-week lead times. At 3D Industri Print, we provide on-demand custom 3D printing services across Denmark, handling everything from one-off prototypes to short production runs.
What Is Custom 3D Printing?
Custom 3D printing means producing a part to your exact specification — your CAD file, your dimensions, your material choice. Unlike injection moulding or CNC machining, there are no tooling costs, and changes to the design cost nothing extra. The result is a highly flexible process suited to:
- Prototype validation before committing to series production
- Replacement parts for discontinued components
- Jigs, fixtures, and assembly aids customised to your line
- End-use parts in low to medium volumes
- Complex internal geometries impossible with traditional machining
Technologies We Offer
We operate multiple 3D printing technologies so we can match the process to the part requirements:
- FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling) — cost-effective for large structural parts; materials include PLA, PETG, ASA, and carbon-fibre reinforced filaments
- SLS (Selective Laser Sintering) — powder-bed nylon for functional end-use parts with isotropic strength and no support structures
- DMLS / SLM (metal printing) — stainless steel, titanium, aluminium, and tool steel for demanding mechanical or thermal applications
- SLA / resin — ultra-high surface quality for consumer-facing prototypes, dental models, and optical parts
Lead Times and Delivery Across Denmark
Standard lead time for custom 3D printing orders is 3–7 business days from approved file to delivery. Rush orders can often be turned around in 24–48 hours. We ship nationwide — from Copenhagen to Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg, and everywhere in between — and we offer local pickup at our facility in the Greater Copenhagen area.
Materials for Every Industry
Material selection is critical to part performance. Our team will help you choose based on the mechanical, thermal, and chemical requirements of your application:
- Food and pharma: food-grade PETG, PA12, medical-grade resins
- Automotive and aerospace: PEEK, carbon-fibre PETG, aluminium DMLS
- Electronics enclosures: ABS, ASA (UV-stable), flame-retardant PA
- Marine and outdoor: ASA, PP, HDPE-equivalents
How to Order Custom 3D Printing
The process is straightforward:
- Upload your file — STL, STEP, or OBJ via our contact form
- Receive a quote — typically within 4 business hours
- Approve and pay — we start production immediately on approval
- Receive your parts — delivered to your door across Denmark
No account needed for first orders. We accept EAN invoicing for public institutions.
Why Choose a Danish 3D Printing Partner?
Working with a local Danish supplier means shorter communication loops, no import duties, no currency risk, and the ability to iterate fast. When your prototype needs a design change at 16:00, you can reach us — not a call centre in another time zone. We are ISO-aware, speak the language of Danish manufacturing standards, and understand the compliance requirements of regulated industries.
Ready to get started? Contact us today for a no-obligation quote on your custom 3D printing project.
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