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Engineering Services, End to End

From the first sketch to the finished part, Krieg Solutions handles design, printing, and production. Tell us what you need, and we'll take it from there.

Custom 3D Printing

Enclosed-chamber FDM printing for functional prototypes and end-use parts. We match material to application: PLA and PETG for everyday parts, ABS and ASA for heat and weather resistance, TPU for flexible components, and high-temperature engineering materials such as polycarbonate, and carbon-fibre and glass-fibre reinforced nylon, for parts that have to carry real load or survive real heat. Every print is dialed in for the geometry, not run on defaults.

3D printed components with engineering blueprintsDigital caliper measuring a printed prototype part
A broken plastic part beside its 3D printed replacement

Mechanical Design & CAD

From a sketch or a broken part to a production-ready model. We design for manufacturability: correct tolerances, print-friendly geometry, and materials chosen for how the part will actually be used. STEP, STL, Fusion 360, SolidWorks, and FreeCAD formats supported.

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Prototyping & Iteration

Fast turnaround on design iterations means you test ideas in hand, not on a screen. We work in short cycles: print, test, adjust, repeat. Whether you are validating a product concept or refining a production part, we keep the iteration loop tight.

A finished 3D printed automotive transmission mount prototypeA batch of 3D printed automotive transmission mount prototypes
Finished printed parts packed for delivery

Production Runs

Small to medium batch production with repeatable quality. The 270 x 270 x 256 mm build volume takes parts most desktop machines cannot, and the heated chamber keeps every copy dimensionally consistent. Documented print settings, consistent tolerances, and post-processing that makes parts production-ready.

Engineering Consultation

Not sure what is possible, or what your part should be made of? We consult on material selection, design for manufacturing, and additive vs. conventional manufacturing decisions. Straight answers about what works, what it costs, and what it takes to get there.

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By the Numbers

Quality you can measure. Every project is documented so you know exactly what you are getting.

65 °C

actively heated chamber for high-temperature engineering filaments

24-72h

typical turnaround on single parts

10+

materials, from PLA to carbon-fibre engineering nylon

CAD to part

full-service workflow, no handoff gaps