Pour cette édition du tournoi de tennis organisée dans notre département, nous avons réalisé trois cents trophées en impression 3D avec socle en bois, plus de sept cents boîtes à macarons de Boulay et leur couvercle imprimé en matière flexible. A ces séries vient s’ajouter l’impression de quatre-vingt cache-pots et surtout une statue en PETG de deux mètres imprimée en deux parties sur une OPTIMUS.

The Purmask project came to the fore when Covid 19 hit France. From the first day of confinement, our team printed all the masks they could find on the internet in order to select a candidate for mass production. None were able to satisfy us and we embarked on the design of our own solution.

Traditionally, medical prostheses remain expensive and unattractive. This is no longer the case thanks to additive manufacturing. Reduced costs, speed of design and manufacture, possibility of tailor-made ... So many arguments in favor of 3D printing that we were able to convince the manager of Aster 3D to collaborate with Alchimies for the manufacture of its prostheses and orthotics.

On the strength of its experience in 3D printing by wire deposition, Alchimies has developed a food printer for one of its customers, based on the same principle of melt deposition. This technology offers great possibilities for the food industry, making it possible to control both the material used and the shape obtained, and thus possible to meet very specific needs.

Looking for a local partner to support its transition to additive manufacturing technologies, the soap factory La grange aux herbes contacted us for their 3D printed soap mold project. In order to assure them of the viability of their idea, we designed a complete PETG mold for them.