Tech-Alsace

Welcome to Tech-Alsace Specialized in 3D printing, we offer a complete range of services, including prototyping, training on the use of your 3D printing machines, and maintenance of your equipment. Whether you need a small or large series of parts, Tech-Alsace is your trusted partner. We also have digital laser engraving equipment, as well as a machine dedicated to engraving wood and PVC, thereby enhancing our service offerings to meet all your projects. Furthermore, our range of filaments will adapt to each specific requirement of your 3D printing projects. With Tech-Alsace, benefit from expertise in 3D printing at the heart of Alsace. Thanks to 3D printing, it is possible to create complex 3D geometries with internal features without any tooling. This technique offers a significant reduction in waste compared to traditional machining. A part can be printed directly from the 3D model, eliminating the need for a drawing. Moreover, prototypes can be created more quickly, allowing designers to test different iterations and accelerate the design cycle. 3D printing requires less tooling for smaller batches compared to traditional machining. Better yet, production tooling can be printed, offering unprecedented flexibility. During the printing process, different materials can be mixed to create a unique alloy. Additionally, different sections of the part can be different variants of the same alloy, offering endless design possibilities. If 3D printing has taught us anything, it’s that there are no limits to your imagination or the reproduction of parts. Feel free to contact us for your projects and keep control over production made in France and made in Alsace. The foundation of additive manufacturing technology The technology of additive manufacturing is based on a simple principle: the use of a 3D model generated by CAD to build a three-dimensional object. This object is created layer by layer, with each layer of material being added and fused with the previous one. This production method is defined as the assembly of materials to create objects from 3D model data, typically layer by layer. It differs from subtractive manufacturing methods. Other names for this technique include additive manufacturing, additive processes, additive techniques, layer-by-layer manufacturing, and freeform manufacturing. What materials are used in additive manufacturing? Additive manufacturing at Tech-Alsace uses a wide variety of materials. This includes biochemical products, ceramics, metals, and thermoplastics. We strive to adapt the choice of materials to your project to achieve the best possible result.