Rapid Prototyping can produce extreme complex shapes, including shapes which are impossible to produce with conventional techniques like milling, lathing or other mechanical processes.

Plastic prototypes are an easy way to demonstrate and test designs without spending too much money on complicated and expensive mechanical processes.

When using Rapid Prototyping designers and engineers can easily change and adapt their designs before they have to decide for the final design. Leading designers and engineers realize that better ergonomics and functional tests, obtained by Rapid Prototyping, can contribute to an increase of 100% more sales of the final product.

Below you will find some examples of what can be made with Rapid Prototyping. The possibilities of Rapid Prototyping are almost unlimited!

	Complete working Gearwheel Transmission
	Scaled model of a private House
	Working Ball Valve
	Battery holder with functional Joints
	Assembled working Ventilator
	Assembled mockup of a Game Controller
	Complete movable model of a Tractor
	Fan of a Ventilator
	Complete housing of a Multimeter
	Golfclub which can be tested in practice
	Working Lock of a Belt
	Working model of a Shock Absorber
	Working model of a Coupling