Formlabs 3D Printers
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Artec 3D Scanners
Artec 3D scanners are the global leader with their powerful range of 3D scanners. Supplying the most cutting edge 3D technology to major corporates across a large variety of industries.
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Important Notice: Current Lead Time for 3D Printing Services is 5-6 Weeks.
Professional 3D printing services delivered with industry leading additive manufacturing technology and materials. Our Australian based team, with its extensive experience and diverse array of in-house 3D printers, is uniquely positioned to manufacture your prototypes or end use parts.
7A Kent Street,Yarraville, VIC 3013, Australia.
Monday to Friday9:00 am to 5:00 pm (AEST)
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Perfect for capturing a range of vehicle components, the Artec Point effortlessly scans everything from hoods, door panels, and spoilers to intricate interior features with exceptional accuracy and ease.
Support product development and R&D with accurate prototypes, functional parts, and jigs. 3D printing accelerates testing cycles and reduces lead times for custom components.
Transform CAD models into tangible architectural maquettes with precise, detailed 3D prints for client presentations, planning approvals, and design development.
Digitally preserve and replicate historical artifacts with high-fidelity 3D prints—supporting conservation, exhibition, and education efforts worldwide.
Use 3D printing to recreate crime scenes, biological structures, or physical evidence for analysis, courtroom presentations, and investigative education.
From props to costumes and set pieces, 3D printing brings creative concepts to life for film, TV, gaming, and live events—fast, detailed, and scalable.
Create anatomical models, surgical guides, prosthetics, and custom devices tailored to patients. 3D printing improves planning, precision, and patient outcomes.
Rapidly prototype, refine, and iterate product concepts with functional 3D prints—ideal for testing form, fit, and usability early in the design cycle.
Introduce students to hands-on STEM learning with 3D printing—perfect for exploring design thinking, creativity, and real-world problem solving.
How much does it cost to print a 3D model?
As every print job is different it is hard for us to give an accurate cost for 3D printing without a digital 3D file. Our 3D print services start from $150 and you can get a instant quote from our online 3D print calculator or by emailing us at 3dprinting@thinglab.com.au.We charge for 3D printed models based on a formula that takes into consideration build time, material cost, setup and labour time. For data that contains errors there may be an additional charge for the time required to repair the file for printing.
How long does it take to print a 3D model?
Again every print job is different so lead time will depend on the file and technology used to print. As a guide our standard lead time is 7-10 days plus print time.
Build times can take just hours for small parts to days or even weeks to print for larger models, plus additional time for pre and post processing. Specifying your deadline is one of the best ways for our 3D printing services team to prioritise your work and ensure delivery for a time suited to you.
What can I print?
We can print in a wide range of polymers but are not able to offer metal 3d printing services.
You can print almost any 3D object using 3D printing technology, but some techniques are more suited to some shapes than others. Not all parts are suitable for printing. If you are unsure, send us an stl file and we will be happy to assess it for you. There are some important things to take into consideration when 3D printing:
What services do Thinglab provide?
We can provide prototyping services in a range of polymer materials and 3D printing technologies, as well as 3D printing consultancy to determine the best technology and materials for your application. If you need a prototype not suited to FFF, SLA or SLS let us know and we may be able to help with other 3D print technologies.
We do not provide design/modifications to files or any post finishing services such as assembly, polishing or painting.
How big can I print a part?
Depending on the material required we can provide printed prototypes up to a size of:
If you need larger models multiple parts can be bonded together post production, but this is not a service we currently provide.
What do I need to 3D print a part?
All you need is a CAD model of your part and this will need to be saved as a *.stl file, which is the standard file format for 3D printing. We cannot except links to models on sites such as Thingiverse but request that the files reiquired are sent to us in .stl format.
