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Replacement parts
Hard-to-find components, subject to an assessment of the application.
PRACTICAL 3D PRINTING WORKSHOP
CUSTOM 3D PRINTING
One-off parts, prototypes and small production runs. PLA, PETG and specialist engineering materials.
Have a model, a broken component or simply an idea? Send us the details and we’ll check whether 3D printing is the right solution.
One-off parts · prototypes · small batches
FDM / PLA / PETG / IGLIDUR
WHAT WE CAN MAKE
WE PRINT THE PARTS YOU NEED
From a missing bracket to a prototype of a new product. Custom 3D printing can be a practical option even when you only need a single part.
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3D prototypes
Explore shape, fit and concepts before moving further with a project.
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Brackets and adapters
Useful mounts, adapters and parts made for specific requirements.
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Enclosures
Covers, housings and custom cases for individual projects.
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Mounting components
Spacers, supports, connectors and assembly aids.
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Functional parts
3D printed components intended for practical, everyday use.
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Unusual components
Have a photo, sketch or dimensions? We can assess the possibilities.
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Small production runs
A handful of parts without the cost of making a mould.
No ready-made 3D model? Send a photo, dimensions or a description — we’ll see whether we can develop a workable solution.
FILAMENT SELECTION
THE RIGHT MATERIAL FOR THE APPLICATION
Not every part needs to be printed in PLA. The best material depends on where and how the component will be used.
01 / 03A VERSATILE CHOICE
PLA
PLA is suitable for prototypes, visual models, decorative pieces and enclosures with moderate performance requirements.
Prototypes · display models · enclosures
02 / 03FOR PRACTICAL PARTS
PETG
PETG can be a good option for brackets, adapters and functional components requiring greater resistance than standard PLA.
Brackets · adapters · workshop use
03 / 03ENGINEERING MATERIALS
TECH / IGLIDUR
Specialist filaments, including IGLIDUR, for selected sliding parts, bushings, guides and moving components where tribological properties matter.
Bushings · guides · moving parts
Not sure which material to choose? Tell us how and where the part will be used and we’ll help select an appropriate solution.
3D PRINTING AT WORK
MORE THAN DECORATIVE PRINTS
3D printed parts can solve practical problems, from a missing cover to a custom-made adapter.
- A part you can no longer buy?
- A custom bracket or mounting piece?
- A prototype that needs testing in use?
Show us what you need. We’ll assess feasibility, suitable materials and the limits of the application. Safety-critical components require separate evaluation and cannot always be replaced by a printed part.
REQUEST A QUOTEWHAT 3D PRINTING CAN DO
FROM MECHANISMS TO COMPLEX SHAPES
The technology is useful for straightforward repairs as well as parts with unusual geometry.
Illustrative images showing possibilities of the technology, not a portfolio of completed customer orders.
A SIMPLE PROCESS
FROM IDEA TO FINISHED PART
No lengthy forms. Just send a message with the essential details.
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Send the details
A 3D file, photo, sketch or description.
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Define the requirements
We discuss the use case and material.
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Receive a quote
We agree on the scope of work.
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We print the part
We produce the agreed component.
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We ship your order
The finished print is sent to you.
A SINGLE PART IS WORTH MAKING
YOU DON’T NEED TO ORDER A HUNDRED PIECES.
One of the key advantages of 3D printing is the ability to produce a single component or a small batch without investing in expensive tooling.
COMMON QUESTIONS
FAQ
01Can I order just one part?
Yes. We make both one-off 3D prints and small batches.
02Do I need a finished 3D model?
Not necessarily. Send a description, sketch, photos and dimensions. We’ll assess whether a suitable solution can be developed.
03Can you reproduce a part from a photo?
Photos are a useful starting point, but dimensions, additional views or a sample part are often needed. Not every component can be reconstructed from a photo alone.
04PLA or PETG?
PLA is often used for models and prototypes. PETG may be better for functional parts. The right choice depends on operating conditions.
05What is IGLIDUR?
IGLIDUR is a range of engineering materials that includes filaments for selected sliding and moving applications. We choose the specific grade to suit the job.
06Do you make functional parts?
Yes, where the technology and material are suitable. Some components, especially safety-critical ones, should not be replaced with a 3D print.
07Can you make a small batch?
Yes. We also produce small runs, with the scope agreed individually.
08How do I request a quote?
Email zamowienia@gratytaty.eu with a 3D file, dimensions, photos or a description. Include the quantity you need and how the part will be used.
EMAIL OR CALL
HAVE SOMETHING TO PRINT?
Send us a model, photo, dimensions or a short description. We’ll check how we can make it.
It helps to include the intended use and quantity in your message.