3D printing, 3D scanning and reverse engineering across Türkiye

We print with the following materials:

• —PLA: Visual prototypes, models, indoor parts. Economical and fast.
• —PETG: General-purpose durable parts, housings in contact with liquids.
• —ABS: Automotive interior parts, parts working in warm environments.
• —ASA: The sun-resistant version of ABS; outdoor parts.
• —PC (Polycarbonate): Critical parts that need high temperature and impact resistance.
• —TPU: Flexible parts: gaskets, bumpers, bellows, grip surfaces.
• —PA-CF (Carbon fibre nylon): Fixtures, jigs and load-bearing engineering parts.
• —PET-CF: Technical parts that require dimensional stability.

If you're not sure which to choose, use the “I'm not sure, you recommend” option in the quote form. We'll ask about the part's environment, temperature and load and recommend a suitable material; we make the final decision together after reviewing your file.

We can print parts up to 256 × 256 × 256 mm in one go. Larger parts can be printed in sections and joined; we note this separately in the quote.

When you upload your file, the site automatically calculates the part's size and warns you if it exceeds the build volume.

Tolerance shows how far a printed part's dimensions may deviate from the drawing. The accuracy achievable with FDM printing depends on the material and the part's size and geometry.

If there are dimensions that must be met, such as hole diameters or shaft spacing, enter them in the “critical dimensions” field of the form. We prioritise them during production and inspection and state the achievable accuracy in the quote.

Once your order is confirmed, delivery takes 3–7 business days. Within this range, the time depends on the part's size, quantity, material and chosen finish.

For reverse engineering and design jobs, scanning and modelling time is added; we confirm the exact date after the initial review. For urgent jobs you can tick “Urgent” in the form; these are prioritised, and any extra charge is stated in the quote.

We have no fixed price list; each job is priced individually. The main factors are:

• —Filament type: The chosen material (PLA, PETG, PA-CF…).
• —Quantity: How many parts will be printed.
• —Finishing: Surface treatments such as sanding and priming.

For reverse engineering and design jobs, scanning and modelling work is also added to the price.

The initial review and quote are free; we send your quote within 24 hours.

We handle everything from single parts to small series. We can print up to 100 pieces in a single order.

We scan your broken part with our Creality CR-Scan Otter Lite 3D scanner to create a digital copy. Then, through reverse engineering — rebuilding the model from the existing part — we repair the broken and worn areas on the computer and make the part usable again.

1. 01You send photos of the part through the form; place a ruler or a coin next to it in at least one of them.
2. 02We review the photos, call you and ask for the sample.
3. 03The part is scanned, the model is corrected on the computer and presented for your approval.
4. 04After your approval, the part is printed and sent to you together with the original.

If some sections of the part are missing, we complete them using engineering estimates and send you an interim image (render) for approval.

We serve all of Türkiye. You send your file or photos of your part through the form; if a sample is needed, we collect it by courier and ship your finished part to your address.

In İzmir and Manisa we can also scan the part on site.

In İzmir and Manisa we can scan the part on site; this option suits parts that are mounted on a machine, hard to remove or too large to transport.

From other cities, we collect your part through our contracted courier.

With a tensile test we measure the strength of the part or material: yield strength, stress and elongation at break. With FTIR chemical analysis we identify which plastic the part is made of.

Tests are carried out at the accredited Mekatest laboratory; Plasup 3D manages the process for you as the intermediary.

Yes. For chemical analysis, a small cut-out from your part is enough. A tensile test needs a standard-size specimen: if you don't have one, send us your filament and we'll print the specimens with your material.

The bond between layers is weaker than the layer itself. That's why we test the part separately parallel to the layers (XY) and perpendicular to them (Z).

Yes. Tests are carried out at the accredited Mekatest laboratory; Plasup 3D manages the process for you as the intermediary.

TÜRKAK accreditation numbers: AB-1875-T (testing laboratory), AB-0873-M (inspection body).

Tensile testing and FTIR analysis of 3D-printed (plastic) samples are not within the scope of these accreditations; you can see the scope in the certificates.

The files, drawings and photos you send are stored with great care and used only for your request; they are not shared with anyone other than the infrastructure providers we use to deliver the service.

On request, we sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA — a contract in which the parties commit to keeping shared information confidential) with corporate customers.

Yes, all our work is invoiced; we issue invoices to individuals and businesses.

We ship with our contracted courier. If you need to send a sample for reverse engineering, we call you and plan the shipping together; once scanning is done, your original part is returned to you along with the new one.

Of course. A broken household part, a hobby project or a personal design — we work with individual customers too. Just choose “Individual” as the invoice type in the quote form.