One Italian company.
Three ways to shape what's next.
Industrial manufacturing, sim racing accessories and everyday objects: three worlds brought together by additive manufacturing.
Plastic and rubber components, from prototype to series production, without molds.
Explore Factory
Original, customizable objects designed and printed in-house.
Explore GiroideA print farm with over 100 3D printers, producing at scale for businesses and an e-commerce operation serving 150 countries.
A smart production line that can be reconfigured remotely
FDM, SLS and SLA printers shared across divisions and reassigned as orders require.
Over 10 years of engineering expertise
Advanced management software, automation and skilled people help us optimize production processes.
A lasting commitment to sustainability
Our photovoltaic system meets 100% of our energy needs; predominantly recyclable materials help keep waste low.
A company founded in 2016 to explore the possibilities of digital manufacturing.
Mission
Make additive manufacturing a flexible, efficient and sustainable production solution for businesses.
Vision
Bring 3D printing into everyday life and change how products are designed and made.
Awards and international recognition.
Industrial companies, SMEs, technology businesses and research centers.
Automotive and motorsport
Towers Automotive S.p.A., MG Automotive Group S.r.l., S.A. Racing S.r.l.s., Ragnar Simulator.
Industrial and mechanical manufacturing
Tecnometal, Segir, Zanasi Group, Minervas, Raffael, Relegno, Tirrenia Plast S.r.l., Polilop S.r.l. and Smashing Plastic S.r.l.
Windows and doors
Sciuker Frames S.p.A. and Prical
Aerospace and defense
Leonardo S.p.A.
Research and universities
The universities of Salerno, Naples, Florence and Padua, and the Polytechnic University of Turin.
Art and design
The Province of Avellino, Anima Campania and the Archaeological Museum of Ancient Capua in Santa Maria Capua Vetere.
Three divisions, one commitment to sustainability.
Solar power covers all our energy needs. We mainly use environmentally responsible materials as we work to reduce the impact of our production processes.
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Make what you need, when you need it.
Send your project to the 3DRap team and find out how to turn it into a real product.
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