Professional 3D Printing Service from the Experts
Turn Your 3D File into a Finished Part
Upload your STL, 3MF, or STEP file and receive your custom 3D-printed part –
reviewed, supported by expert advice, and manufactured in the certified IGO3D print farm.
Industrial Quality
Upload. Get It Checked. Get It Printed. Done.
Professional 3D Printing Made Easy
You Have the File – IGO3D Turns It into Your Finished 3D-Printed Part.
Whether you need a spare part, model, prototype or home decor, your custom 3D object will be professionally printed –
without owning a printer, without the guesswork and backed by more than 10 years of 3D printing experience.
Especially when you are just getting started, 3D printing raises plenty of questions: Is my file printable? Which material is right? Will my part be strong enough – or will my decorative object have a clean enough finish?
This is exactly where experience beats experimentation. Your order is reviewed, assessed properly and manufactured professionally, so your file becomes a result that fits your project.
No 3D Printer Required
Upload your file and receive your finished part, model or accessory –
without buying, setting up or maintaining your own printer.
Greater Confidence Before Printing
Your file is checked in advance so that potential issues can be identified early –
before your idea turns into a failed print.
The Right Material Without the Guesswork
You do not need to know whether PLA, PETG, ABS or resin is the right choice. You will receive a recommendation tailored to your object and its intended use.
More than 10 years of 3D printing experience
You benefit from IGO3D expertise built on more than 10 years of 3D printing, service, consulting and professional applications.
Professional Quality Instead of Failed-Print Frustration
Your 3D object is produced in a professional print farm – using the right settings and with a quality check before shipping.
From File to Finished 3D Object
No slicing, no calibration, no test prints. Upload it, have it checked, get it printed – done.
Experience You Can Rely On
Your 3D Printing Project Is in Experienced Hands at IGO3D.
For more than 10 years, IGO3D has supported individuals, companies and professional users in 3D printing – and this expertise goes into your order too.
If you want to have a part, model, spare part or custom object printed, there is one thing you need above all: confidence. Confidence that your file will be assessed correctly. Confidence that the material and printing technology are right for the intended use. And confidence that the result will not simply be „something that came out of the printer“, but something you can actually use.
This is exactly where you benefit from IGO3D’s experience. For more than 10 years, we have worked with 3D printers, materials, applications, service and professional printing projects every day. We use this knowledge to review your order expertly, assess it properly and manufacture it with care – whether you need a spare part, a bracket, a garden tool, a technical component or a beautiful object for your home.
More than 10 years of 3D printing experience
Expertise from consulting, service, printing projects and professional applications.
Expert Review of Your File
Your model is checked for feasibility and the most suitable production approach before printing.
Material and Application Advice
You receive support if you are unsure which material is right for your project.
Quality Control Before Shipping
Your printed part is not simply produced—it is inspected before shipping.
What You Can Have Printed
From Home Decor to Spare Parts: Your 3D-Printed Part for Everyday Use, Hobbies, the Garden and Technical Applications.
3D printing is ideal when you need a custom part, want to replace something or test an idea – without having to own a 3D printer yourself.
Sometimes, all that is missing is a small part. Sometimes, the right solution simply is not available to buy. And sometimes, you have found or created a 3D file that you finally want to hold in your hands.
That is exactly what our 3D printing service is designed for: You upload your STL, 3MF or STEP file, we check whether it is printable and manufacture your object to suit its intended use.
Whether it is a beautiful accessory, a practical bracket, a spare part, a model or a prototype – your file becomes a finished 3D-printed part.
Decor & Home Art
Custom Objects for Your Home
From tealight holders and jewellery dishes to wall decor, small organisers and design objects: ideal for giving your home something unique.
The Right Printing Technology and Materials for Your Project
FDM with Filament or SLA with Resin? We’ll Help You Make the Right Choice.
FDM is often the right choice for robust functional parts, while SLA is frequently better suited to particularly fine details. You do not have to make this decision alone – we review your project and recommend the most suitable production method.
SLA 3D Printing: Fine, Smooth and Highly Detailed
SLA (stereolithography) 3D printing is the technology for producing exceptionally fine, smooth and highly detailed parts. Instead of molten plastic, it uses liquid resin. This photopolymer resin is selectively cured with light inside the printer, creating a precise 3D-printed object layer by layer.
The main advantage is that SLA can reproduce very fine structures, sharp edges and smooth surfaces. This makes the technology particularly suitable when appearance, intricate details and a high-quality finish matter just as much as functionality.
While FDM is ideal for larger, robust and practical plastic parts, SLA excels at producing smaller, intricate and visually demanding components.
Which Parts Are Particularly Suitable for SLA?
SLA Resins: The Material Determines the Result
In SLA 3D printing, the resin largely determines how your finished part will perform. Resin is a liquid, light-curing photopolymer that develops its final properties during the printing process and subsequent post-curing.
Depending on the resin, parts can have different surface finishes, levels of strength, toughness or flexibility. Some resins are particularly suitable for fine details and attractive surfaces, while others are more robust, resistant or elastic.
This is why material selection is just as important as the geometry of the part in SLA printing. Should your part primarily look good? Does it need to withstand mechanical loads? Should it give slightly or remain flexible? The answers to these questions determine which resin is the best choice.
IGO3D helps you choose the right resin for your project. We assess the application, expected loads and part geometry—and recommend the material that best suits your intended use.
These Resins Are Available for Your Project
Standard Resin – Perfect for Fine Details
Standard Resin for highly detailed models, miniatures and decorative objects with smooth surfaces and high precision. Ideal when appearance and fine details are the main priorities.
Typical applications: Miniatures, figures, decorative objects, model-making details, design samples and presentation models.
Tough 2000 Resin – Strong with Fine Details
Tough Resin for functional parts with increased durability and impact resistance. Suitable for parts that not only look good but also need to perform reliably in everyday use.
Typical applications:
Functional prototypes, small housings, clips, brackets, connectors and technical samples.
Flexible 80A Resin – Perfect Elasticity
Flexible Resin for elastic parts that can be bent, compressed or deformed and then return to their original shape.
Typical applications:
Seals, protective caps, handles, buffers, flexible prototypes and elastic connectors.
Rigid 4000 Resin – Strong and Dimensionally Stable
Rigid Resin for exceptionally stiff and dimensionally stable parts with high dimensional accuracy. Ideal for technical applications where deformation needs to be kept to a minimum.
Typical applications:
Fixtures, technical components, housing parts, brackets and precise functional parts.
Entscheidungshilfe
The Most Important Material Properties at a Glance
Key:
✅ - suitable • ⚠️ - suitable with limitations • ❌ - not suitable
| What Is Important for Your Project? | Standard | Tough 2000 | Flexible 80A | Rigid 4000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attractive Appearance / Models / Decor | ✅ | ⚠️ | ⚠️ | ⚠️ |
| Robust Everyday Part | ⚠️ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Flexible Parts (e.g. Seals or Protective Caps) | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ❌ |
| Precision Parts with the Best Surface Finish | ⚠️ | ⚠️ | ❌ | ✅ |
Start your print job now. Or are you still unsure which material is right for your project?
Then let our experts recommend the right material for you.
FDM 3D Printing: Strong, Practical and Suitable for Everyday Use
FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling) is one of the best-known 3D printing technologies. Plastic filament is heated and built up layer by layer to create a finished part. This produces robust components that are particularly well suited to practical applications, spare parts, brackets, housings and larger objects.
The key advantage: FDM is versatile, cost-effective and ideal when a part needs to do more than simply look good—it also needs to perform reliably in everyday use. Whether it is an adapter, clip, tool holder or technical housing, FDM is often the right choice when strength, size or everyday usability matter.
Which Parts Is FDM Particularly Suitable For?
FDM Filaments: The Right Material for Your Part
In FDM 3D printing, the shape is not the only factor that determines the result—the material is just as important. FDM filaments are thermoplastic materials supplied on a spool, heated in the print head and processed layer by layer to create a finished part.
Depending on the filament, parts can have very different properties: lightweight and dimensionally stable, tough and durable, heat-resistant, flexible or particularly resilient for functional applications. This is exactly why material selection is a key step on the way to the right 3D-printed part.
There is no single perfect filament for simple prototypes, practical spare parts, housings, brackets or technical applications. What matters is how the part will be used later: Will it be used outdoors? Does it need to withstand mechanical loads? Will it be exposed to heat? Is the main priority appearance, fit or strength?
IGO3D helps you choose the right filament for your project. We assess the application, expected loads and part geometry—and recommend the material that best suits your intended use.
These Filaments Are Available for Your Project
PLA – Perfect for Home Art, Decor and Models
PLA is an easy-to-use all-round filament for clean, dimensionally stable prints with an attractive surface finish.
It can be processed reliably and is particularly well suited to decorative objects, models, presentation samples, simple prototypes and parts where appearance and dimensional accuracy are more important than high mechanical or thermal resistance.
PETG – for Functional Parts in the Home and Garden
PETG is the robust choice for functional everyday parts. It is tougher and more resistant than PLA while still being easy to print.
This makes it particularly suitable for brackets, housings, clips, adapters and parts that need to withstand higher loads, moisture or regular use.
ABS – Your Choice for Strong Parts
ABS is a technical filament for parts that need to withstand more demanding conditions.
It offers good impact resistance and higher heat resistance, making it suitable for functional housings, technical components, spare parts and applications where strength and durability are the main priorities. Ideal when a part needs to do more than look good—it also needs to perform reliably over time.
Performol GF – Ideal for the Most Demanding Requirements
Performol GF is a glass-fibre-reinforced high-performance filament for demanding technical applications.
It is exceptionally rigid, durable and dimensionally stable, making it suitable for fixtures, technical prototypes, functional parts and components with higher requirements for precision, heat resistance and longevity. The right choice when standard filaments reach their limits.
Decision Guide
The Most Important Material Properties at a Glance
Legend:
✅ - well suited • ⚠️ - suitable with limitations • ❌ - not suitable
| What Is Important for Your Project? | PLA | PETG | ABS | Performol GF |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attractive Appearance / Model / Decor | ✅ | ⚠️ | ⚠️ | ⚠️ |
| Durable Everyday Part | ⚠️ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Heat-Resistant Above 90°C | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Suitable for Outdoor Use / UV-Resistant | ❌ | ⚠️ | ⚠️ | ✅ |
Start your print job now. Or are you still unsure which material is right for your project?
Then let our experts recommend the right material for you.
IGO3D Printing Service Process
This Is How Easily Your File Becomes a Finished Part.
From upload to finished 3D print in just a few steps—transparent, thoroughly checked and reliably produced.
Define the Technology, Material and Details
Select the appropriate printing technology, material, colour, quantity and additional requirements such as resolution, level of detail and desired strength in the order form.
Upload Your File
Upload your 3D model as an STL, 3MF or STEP file and submit your enquiry.
Submit Your Enquiry
Send your details to IGO3D for review.
IGO3D Reviews Your Order
We review your model, check its feasibility and determine the best way to manufacture it.
Approve the Quote and Start Printing
Once you approve the quote, your part will be manufactured in the IGO3D print farm.
Quality Check, Shipping and Ready to Use
Your finished part is inspected, shipped and ready for use.
What Else You Might Want to Know
FAQ for Your 3D Printing Project
1. File & Upload
2. Technology & Material
3. Parts & Applications
4. Quotation, Review & Process
5. Shipping & Follow-Up Questions
Custom Manufacturing on Request
Request 3D Printing Service
Upload your 3D file and briefly describe what you would like us to print.
If you are unsure about the technology, material or level of detail, that is no problem—our team will review your file and recommend the right solution.