Case Studies

A broken housing or snapped bracket no longer means days of downtime waiting for an unavailable spare part. DRUKEX combines professional 3D scanning, CAD reverse engineering and FDM 3D printing to reproduce virtually any plastic component — even from a damaged original — in 2 to 5 business days, using materials matched to your operating conditions.

DRUKEX designed and produced a modular 3D printed exhibition model of an industrial tank and pipeline system for a B2B client. The project covered full CAD design in SolidWorks, FDM 3D printing in PETG, and post-processing with custom painting. The modular construction allows configuration changes directly on the trade show floor — making it a reusable, cost-effective presentation asset.

DRUKEX produced a detailed 1200×900 mm architectural scale model in ASA material, fully rated for permanent outdoor display. Starting from archival photographs, our engineers performed complete reverse engineering and CAD modelling in SolidWorks, followed by modular FDM 3D printing and professional packaging for delivery anywhere in Poland. Here is how we approached the project — and why ASA outperforms PLA and ABS for exterior applications.

3D scanning a car headlight is the first step toward accurately reproducing a part that is no longer available on the market. DRUKEX handles the complete workflow — from 3D scanning and CAD modelling to printing in ASA, ABS or Nylon. Discover how reverse engineering supports automotive projects across Upper Silesia and beyond.