Industrial 3D printing, CNC machining, engineering design and 3D scanning — manufactured at our Sydney facility and delivered Australia-wide.
From first concept to finished component — choose the service that fits your project, or combine them for an end-to-end solution.
Industrial-grade 3D printing using FDM, SLS, SLA and SLM technologies. From rapid prototypes to end-use production parts in engineering-grade materials. Need a machined component alongside your printed part? Our manufacturing team can help.
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Reverse engineer existing components, validate manufactured parts and capture complex geometry with sub-millimetre accuracy. Automotive, industrial and custom parts.
Precision CNC machining, injection moulding and turnkey production runs for industrial components. Tight tolerances, engineering metals and plastics — standalone or combined with additive manufacturing workflows.
3D and 2D CAD design, engineering drawings, BOMs and schematics. We design for additive and subtractive manufacturing — including CNC machining and production tooling.
Generate parametric 3D models from natural language descriptions — no CAD experience required. Get a printable or machineable model in minutes, then get it quoted instantly.
Filaments, resins, connectors and consumables. PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU and engineering-grade materials — available online, shipped Australia-wide.
Upload your CAD file, configure material and finish, and see live pricing in under a minute — then order and pay securely online. Printed in Sydney, delivered Australia-wide.
Procurement-ready manufacturing support for engineering teams, OEMs and industry — from one-off replacement parts to repeat production batches.
Repeatable short-run production without tooling costs — from one part to hundreds, with consistent quality across every batch.
Replace hard-to-source or obsolete components locally. Onshore manufacturing in Sydney shortens lead times and keeps your IP in Australia.
Manufacture-ready 3D CAD, 2D drawings and BOMs prepared by our engineering design team.
No drawings? We 3D scan existing parts and rebuild accurate CAD models ready for manufacture.
A straightforward process — whether you need one prototype or a production run.
Share your concept, drawings or sample part. Use NEshape to generate a model, or upload your CAD file directly. Our engineers prepare a detailed quote within 24 hours.
Choose from additive manufacturing (FDM, SLS, SLA, SLM), CNC machining, injection moulding — or a combined workflow for complex assemblies.
Every part is quality-checked before dispatch, then delivered to your site or workshop with shipping confirmation — Australia-wide.
Below you can explore some of the most popular materials used in 3D printing to help guide you. NE Solutions works with a range of materials and can provide expert guidance on the best choice for your next product development idea.
PLA is a popular biodegradable plastic made from renewable resources like cornstarch. It’s known for its ease of use, making it great for beginners creating prototypes, models, low-stress parts, and art and decorative items.
PETG is a durable and versatile plastic with good impact resistance and a slightly flexible nature, ideal for functional prototypes, mechanical parts, bottles and containers, and jigs and fixtures.
ABS is a common thermoplastic known for its strength, stiffness, and impact resistance, often used to create enclosures, automotive parts, toys, and electronics housings.
TPU is a flexible and elastic material with excellent abrasion and tear resistance, commonly used for phone cases, wearable devices, seals and gaskets, and other flexible parts.
Nylon is a strong and durable material with excellent abrasion and chemical resistance, making it a good choice for gears and bearings, functional prototypes, mechanical parts, and automotive components.
Carbon fiber filaments are typically a composite material consisting of carbon fibers embedded in a base material like PLA or Nylon. This gives them a high strength-to-weight ratio, making them ideal for applications like drones and RC aircraft, automotive parts, sporting goods, and high-performance parts.
SLS is an advanced 3D printing technology that uses a high-powered laser to fuse powdered material, typically nylon, layer by layer. This process creates strong, durable parts with intricate geometries, ideal for functional prototypes, end-use parts, complex assemblies, and applications requiring high heat and chemical resistance. Think aerospace components, medical devices, and automotive parts.
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While nylon is the most common material for SLS, we can also print in the following materials:
SLM is a cutting-edge metal 3D printing technology that uses a high-powered laser to completely melt and fuse metal powder, layer by layer. This process produces fully dense, high-strength metal parts with exceptional accuracy and complex geometries. It’s ideal for demanding applications in industries like aerospace, medical, automotive, and tooling, where precision and performance are critical. Think intricate medical implants, lightweight aircraft components, and durable tooling inserts.
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We can print in a variety of metals you:
NE Solution is your one-stop shop for all things 3D printing. We offer everything, from equipment to prototyping and custom 3D printing services in Australia. No matter where you are in the design process, we’ll help refine your concept into a functional, print-ready model.
Get in touch with us today to discuss your next project.
Everything you need to know about our 3D printing services and engineering solutions — from your first quote to final delivery.
For 3D printing services, get an instant quote at nesolution.com.au/quote — upload your 3D model file and receive an instant price online. Don't have a model yet? Use NEshape to generate one, then proceed to quote from there. For 3D scanning, CAD drafting, engineering design, or manufacturing, contact our team directly for a tailored assessment.
No minimum order quantity. We handle single prototypes through to large production runs. Pricing is per-part and scales with volume — contact us for bulk pricing on orders over 50 units.
Print technology (FDM, SLA, SLS), material selection, part volume, wall thickness, support requirements, and post-processing finish all influence cost. Our quoting tool calculates these factors automatically from your uploaded file.
Our instant online quote at nesolution.com.au/quote covers 3D printing services only — simply upload your model file and get a price immediately. For 3D scanning, CAD drafting, engineering design, manufacturing, or custom systems, contact our team directly and we'll provide a tailored quote for your project.
We accept all major credit and debit cards, direct bank transfer (EFT), and PayPal. For approved business accounts, 30-day payment terms may be available — contact us to discuss. All pricing is in AUD and inclusive of GST.
We offer four core technologies, each suited to different applications:
Our team can advise on the best process for your application and budget.
Larger parts can be printed in sections and bonded. Contact us for oversized part enquiries.
Yes. We offer SLM (Selective Laser Melting) for metal additive manufacturing, ideal for functional metal components, tooling, and end-use parts. Contact our engineering team to discuss material options and project requirements.
We offer a range of post-processing services including sanding and surface smoothing, priming and painting, vapour smoothing for ABS, support removal and cleaning, and basic assembly. For specialised finishes or coatings, speak with our engineering team about your requirements.
We accept STL, STEP, OBJ, and 3MF. STEP files are preferred for production parts as they retain full dimensional accuracy. Once you have a file ready, upload it at nesolution.com.au/quote for an instant 3D printing quote.
Tolerances depend on part geometry, orientation, and material. For tight-tolerance applications, discuss your requirements with our engineering team before ordering.
Yes. Our engineers can review your design for printability, suggest optimisations to reduce cost or improve strength, and make minor CAD modifications. For full design-from-scratch projects, contact us to discuss a design engagement.
Our in-house Sydney team provides full drafting services including 3D modelling for digital manufacturing, 2D CAD drawings, general assembly drawings with detailed BOMs, electrical and hydraulic schematics, and DXFs for laser cutting. We prepare all design files you need to go into production.
Absolutely. If you don't have a CAD file, use NEshape — our AI model generator. Describe what you need or upload a reference image and it will generate a starting 3D model. Once you have a model, proceed to our instant quote tool for 3D printing pricing. Alternatively, contact us and our engineers will guide you from concept to a print-ready file.
Contact us if you have a hard deadline — we do our best to accommodate urgent requirements.
Yes. We ship to all states and territories via express couriers. Parts are carefully packaged to prevent transit damage. International shipping is also available — contact us for a freight quote.
Absolutely. We treat all uploaded files and project details as commercially confidential. We are happy to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before any files are shared. Contact us to arrange this before submitting your design.
We operate from our in-house facility in Casula, NSW (Sydney). All 3D printing, design, and engineering work is carried out locally. We ship Australia-wide and internationally — contact us for freight quotes outside NSW.
Yes. Our in-house engineering team provides 3D scanning across a wide range of object sizes and surface finishes. We offer reverse engineering into CAD models, 3D product inspection and measurement, scanning of complex mechanical structures and machinery, and automotive part scanning for design modifications. Contact us for a quote.
Yes. Supported by our network of local and international manufacturers, we offer full turnkey assembly and ready-to-go product. Our manufacturing service covers end-to-end supply chain management, stock management for pre-ordered parts, and rapid manufacturing and delivery. We source the most suitable, cost-effective options for your production run.
Yes. We provide custom systems and machine design as part of our engineering solutions. From concept to finished product, we handle 3D printing, CAD drawings, and full engineered systems. Contact us to discuss your custom automation, machinery, or systems requirements.
Yes. We offer a wide range of high-quality filaments in many colours, plus essential 3D printing accessories. Browse our online store for filaments and accessories, and reach out for expert advice and troubleshooting support.
We work across automotive and aeronautical, electrical, healthcare and medical devices, construction and architecture, consumer goods and jewellery, education, mining, oil and gas, agriculture, and start-ups. Our flexible approach supports everything from high-precision industrial components to creative design applications.
NEshape is our AI-powered 3D model generator — built for people who don't yet have a CAD file. Describe what you need in plain language or upload a reference image, and NEshape generates a starting 3D model. From there, you can proceed to our instant quote tool for 3D printing pricing, or our engineers can refine the model further. Try it at nesolution.com.au/neshape.
This specialised technique transforms digital designs into physical objects. It builds them layer by layer using materials such as plastics, resins or metal composites.
It varies based on several factors, including the size, complexity and material of the object being printed. On average, a print can take anywhere from 30 minutes to 12 hours, but larger or highly detailed models may require several days to complete.
NE Solution offers both Standard and Priority 3D printing services in Sydney. For large batch orders, lead times may vary. Don’t hesitate to contact our team to discuss your needs.
Absolutely! Our expert in-house team can transform raw concepts, sketches or ideas into precise, production-ready 3D models. Our 3D printing services in Australia also include prototyping, electrical and hydraulic schematics and laser profile DXFs to ensure your design is ready for manufacturing.
Yes. We use a range of advanced 3D printing technologies, such as:
Not sure which method is right for your project? Our team will walk you through our 3D printing services in Sydney, helping you choose the right option based on your design and performance requirements.
It depends on the material used, print settings and intended application. At NE Solution, we work with quality materials to ensure strength and reliability in every print. We also maintain a rigorous quality assurance process for our 3D printing service in Sydney.
