What to send
STEP is best for review. STL can work for printing. A PDF drawing helps with tolerances, critical surfaces and assembly requirements.
Technical plastic parts
Plastic parts without injection molding
Injection molding is powerful at high volume. For lower volume, uncertain demand or design changes, FDM can remove tooling cost and shorten lead time.
Manufacturing route
When FDM is the practical answer
The customer problem is usually not the technology itself. It is a needed plastic component, a small batch, a missing spare part or a product that still changes. We review whether industrial FDM fits before production starts.
- Avoid mold investment before the product or part is proven.
- Iterate geometry between batches instead of locking a tool too early.
- A bridge from prototype to a later molded or machined solution.
mg2nordic
- 50-500
- Typical small and mid-size production batches.
- STEP/STL/PDF
- Useful files for technical review.
- EU
- Swedish production for European customers.
Applications and guides
Choose the right starting point
3D print batch production
Small and mid-size runs of technical plastic parts without injection mold cost.
Materials for plastic parts
Choose material based on heat, UV, chemicals, impact, stiffness and use environment.
Upload CAD for quote
Send STEP, STL, drawing, photo or ZIP package and describe the function.
What we check
We review geometry, material, load direction, temperature, quantity, repeat need and whether another manufacturing method would be better.
Search terms this page matches
Plastic parts, custom plastic components, low-volume plastic parts, plastic parts without tooling and technical plastic parts from CAD.
Common questions
Answers that move the project forward
Is this still 3D printing?
Yes, when FDM is the right manufacturing method. The page starts from the buyer's need: a plastic part.
Can you make one part?
Sometimes, but mg2nordic is strongest when the part has functional value, repeat need or a small production batch.
Can you help improve the design?
Yes. We can suggest changes that improve strength, cost, printability or repeatability.