In-house workshop · Žilina

Hardware
manufacturing

A full path from geometry to hardware — scanning, CAD, additive manufacturing, laser work and CNC — under one roof. Built for aerospace when you need it, and just as ready for anything else you need made.

Scan
Digitise & reverse
CAD
Design for make
Make
Print · laser · CNC
Photo coming soon Workshop atmosphere or a finished part on the bench — wide, clean shot.

Everything between a sketch and a finished part

3D scanning

Digitise existing parts for reverse engineering, fit checks and bringing undocumented hardware into CAD.

Scan photo soon

CAD design

Structures, enclosures, fixtures and tooling — with mass, strength and manufacturability in from the first revision.

CAD photo soon

Additive manufacturing

Functional prototypes and short-run polymer parts — test, revise and iterate without waiting on a distant supplier.

Print photo soon

Laser & CNC

Cutting, engraving and milling for plates, brackets, jigs and the details additive alone can’t deliver.

Laser / CNC photo soon

Designed on screen. Built on the bench

We close the loop between a CAD change and a physical part quickly — the same workshop that supports our aerospace platforms is open for your builds too, flight hardware or otherwise.

  • Fast iteration — from scan or sketch to a testable part in days, not months
  • Combined processes — print, laser and machine in one coherent build plan
  • Real constraints — light, stiff and practical where the job demands it
CAD Part isometric from design tools.
As built Matching physical part on the bench — clear before/after.

How we turn ideas into hardware

Digitise 3D scan in progress, or mesh overlaid on the physical part.

Understand what’s there

Start from a clean digital twin — improving an existing part or recreating something that never had drawings.

Fabricate Print bed mid-job, or a laser-cut kit laid out ready to assemble.

Produce with intent

Additive capacity for complex geometries; laser for sheets, panels and durable markings.

Machine Milled bracket, tooling plate, or spindle detail — the finishing step.

Finish where it counts

CNC for tight tolerances, stiffness and materials that need a cutting tool, not a nozzle.

One workshop. Your next build

From a one-off fixture to a short run of parts — tell us what you’re making and we’ll map the process, materials and timeline.

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