Automotive Parts
Replacement parts and prototypes for cars, motorcycles, and commercial vehicles. Engineering-grade materials.
Replacement parts and prototypes for cars, motorcycles, and commercial vehicles. Engineering-grade materials.
REPLACEMENT & CUSTOM PARTS
Dashboard components. Console parts. Custom bezels and covers.
Phone mounts. Camera brackets. Custom fixtures.
Classic car components. Obsolete parts. Period-correct replacements.
New part development. Fit testing. Design validation.
Custom tools. Assembly jigs. Workshop fixtures.
Intake components. Ducting. Custom modifications.
ENGINEERING GRADE PLASTICS
100°C temperature resistance. Impact resistant. Machinable for post-processing.
Outdoor durability. Colour stability. Ideal for exterior components.
Fuel and oil resistance. Clear options for gauges and lenses.
Gaskets and seals. Vibration dampening. Flexible components.
CUSTOM AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
Professional consultation for automotive part development and replacement.
Need a part designed or adapted? We can model it before we print.
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS FAQ
No. We supply non-structural, non-safety-critical parts — sensor brackets, ducting, fit-check prototypes, dashboard mounts, interior trim. Anything that affects airworthiness, braking, suspension or structural safety should go through a proper certified manufacturer. Where the application is borderline, we'll discuss before quoting.
ABS for indoor heat to 95°C, ASA for under-bonnet plus UV exposure, polycarbonate for high-load brackets at 110°C+. PETG for cooler areas where chemical resistance matters. We'll match material to application based on the temperatures and loads you're seeing — send the part context with your STL.
Yes — this is one of our most-requested automotive jobs. Bring or post the worn original to our Bicester workshop, we 3D-scan it, clean the geometry into parametric CAD, and print the replacement in the right material. Common requests: classic dashboard fittings, vintage interior clips, obsolete trim parts, restoration brackets.
Standard 2–3 working days for FDM prototypes. Race-weekend rush available on request — we've supplied paddock parts for next-day collection when capacity allows. For development cycles requiring multiple iterations, weekly review-and-iterate cadence is typical, with each round 2–3 days.
Yes. PLA for early form-and-fit work, ABS once you're matching the production material for snap-fit testing, ASA when the trim sits in direct sun. Common interior parts: trim clips, dashboard mounts, vent housings, badge surrounds, mirror caps for prototype validation.
