Prototypes, fixtures, and serial parts
Whether concept model for design approval, heat-resistant functional prototype, or assembly-ready small series: Swiss3D delivers plastic and metal parts in 2–5 business days. No tooling costs, no minimum quantities.


Overview
In the automotive industry, weeks determine market success. Tool-dependent processes slow down iteration — additive manufacturing does not. Swiss3D enables your teams to test geometries, compare material variants, and validate assemblies before tools are commissioned. Our seven printing processes cover the entire spectrum: from large-format FDM parts for packaging tests to isotropic MJF serial parts to fully dense SLM metal components.
Applications
Typical parts and use cases that we manufacture.
Intake manifolds, brackets, and covers in PA12 or metal — heat-resistant up to 180°C, ready in a few business days.
Dashboard panels, air vents, and center console prototypes in production finish — painted, printed, or raw.
Gauges, holders, and positioning aids for the production line — individually designed, quickly adapted.
No longer available components reproduced as single pieces — via 3D scan and reverse engineering.
Load-bearing chassis and suspension prototypes in aluminum or stainless steel for test bench validation.
Transparent SLA parts for headlight geometries, light guide tests, and design approvals.
Scale-accurate wind tunnel bodies and flow sleeves — surface-smoothed for reliable measurement data.
Functional fastening elements, cable channel prototypes, and clip geometries for electrical integration.
Advantages
Express production from 24h, standard parts in 2–5 business days — for agile development cycles and short-term approvals.
Engineering thermoplastics, high-performance nylons, elastomers, resins, plus aluminum, stainless steel, and titanium for every requirement.
Our engineers check your design for printability, suggest material alternatives, and optimize tolerances — at no extra charge.
Instant quote directly in the configurator, no hidden costs. Every item transparently calculated and documented.
Manufacturing processes
Each process has specific strengths — we're happy to advise you on the selection.

Cost-effective prototypes and functional parts from engineering thermoplastics like ABS, ASA, or PETG.
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Production-grade parts from PA12 nylon with high mechanical strength — without support structures.
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Isotropic strength and fine details for functional small series and end parts from PA12.
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Highest surface quality and detail accuracy for visual prototypes and precision parts.
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Fully dense metal parts from aluminum, stainless steel, or titanium for maximum loads.
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Highest detail accuracy and surface quality for visual prototypes and precision parts.
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