Behind the Scenes
If you want to experience
what industrial 3D printing is all about
Come take a look!
3D printing: you’ve heard so much about it. But what’s really to it? How does industrial 3D printing work? What happens at Parts On Demand? Business as usual for us. But we can imagine that you’re curious to find out more. Because 3D printing isn’t commonly accepted – unlike CNC milling, turning or injection molding. Our maybe you want to see our colleagues in real life.
This event is for you!
Friday March 25th starting 15:00 we’ll open up our factory to you. We show you how 3D printing at Parts on Demand is done. Happy customers present their use-cases and we’ll get you up to speed on our latest developments. Do you have projects or ideas you want to discuss? Our engineers are there to help.
And our beer-brewing neighbor – de Leckere – will make sure you can taste some of their specialties. Drinks and snacks included!
Will you be there?
We only have 30 spots available for this event. Make sure you register yourself and your colleagues if you want to join!
Practical info:
- Where? Parts On Demand – Schaverijstraat 9D, 3534 AS Utrecht
- When? March 25th, 2022, start 15:00 end 18:00
- Parking? Free at the Schaverijstraat or at the parking places surrounding the factory
- Train? Station Utrecht – Zuilen (7 min. walk to PoD)
Why manufacturers choose Parts on Demand
Industrial SLS 3D printing at production scale. 11 machines. 6 engineering-grade materials. One dedicated team.
Production capacity, not prototyping
Our fleet of 3x EOS P500 dual-laser and 7x EOS P396 systems runs 24/7 for series production. That means consistent mechanical properties from batch 1 to batch 1,000. When you need 5 parts or 50,000, the process and quality are identical.
Co-engineering included
Every project is reviewed by our in-house application engineering team before production. We optimize wall thickness, orientation, and geometry for SLS (DfAM), catching issues that would cause rejects. Competitors send your file straight to a printer. We make sure it works first.
6 materials, each with a purpose
PA12 for general-purpose parts (48 MPa tensile strength). PA 950 HD for structural black parts at reduced cost (44 MPa, 80% powder reuse). Carbon LW for metal replacement at 40% less weight. PA802CF for maximum stiffness. PA11 for chemical resistance. TPU for flexible, rubber-like applications.
Based in Utrecht, shipping across Europe
Standard delivery from 5 working days. Express within 48 hours. Upload your STEP, STL, or 3MF file and receive a quote within 24 hours. No tooling costs, no minimum order quantities, no setup fees. Scale from prototype to series whenever you are ready.