From broken sample to production-ready replacement in under one week.
Start similar projectThe client needed a replacement for a discontinued mirror bracket. No CAD model or drawing existed, and vehicle downtime had to be minimized.
We combined 3D scanning, CAD reconstruction, and rapid iteration to restore geometry and validate assembly before delivery.
FDM with carbon-fiber reinforced nylon was selected for strength, thermal stability, and practical turnaround.
The part was installed without post-processing and met functional expectations in normal service conditions.
Original worn bracket
Processed scan mesh
Final CAD model
Installed production part
| Industry | Automotive aftermarket |
|---|---|
| Service type | 3D scanning + reverse engineering + FDM |
| Material | PA-CF (carbon-fiber reinforced nylon) |
| Tolerance target | ±0.30 mm on key interfaces |
| Quantity | Initial batch: 20 units |
| Delivery | EU shipping, tracked |
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