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On-demand FDM · Timbó/SC, Brazil
From file to part in days, not weeks.
Send STL, STEP or 3MF and get a firm quote — price and lead time — the same business day. Jigs, fixtures, tooling and spare parts in PLA, PETG, ABS and TPU — with NF-e (Brazilian tax invoice) on every order, for industrial SMEs across South and Southeast Brazil.
- NF-e model 55 on every order
- Quote the same business day
- Bambu Lab farm in continuous production
Build volume 325 × 320 × 325 mm NF-e model 55
TaxNF-e model 55
Quote SLASame business day
LocationTimbó, SC, Brazil
Minimum orderR$ 80 · 1 part
Source: FuturePrints Ltda ERP · 2026-08-25
17,393
parts delivered
since April 2024
4,645
invoices cleared
NF-e model 55, approved by SEFAZ
27/27
Brazilian states served
every state plus the federal district
15
printers on the floor
running continuously
Figures for FuturePrints Ltda (Brazilian tax ID 54.827.025/0001-92) — the company that produces, invoices and issues the NF-e for Morph3D — pulled from our own ERP on 2026-08-25. Most of that volume is direct-to-consumer: Morph3D is the B2B arm of the same farm, same printers, same tax ID on the invoice.
From file to part, in three steps.
Minimum order of R$ 80, starting at 1 part. You send the file, approve the quote, and the part goes into production.
Finished part layer 195 / 195 · 0.20 mm · 39.0 mm PETG · 0.4 mm nozzle
Layers drawn 4× thicker than the real 0.20 mm, for legibility.
02 — Quote
Quote the same business day
You get the final price, production lead time, delivery lead time and payment terms (Pix or card). Outside business hours, first thing the next business day.
03 — Production + NF-e
Production and delivery
After payment, the part enters the queue. Shipped via Correios (Brazil's postal service), a carrier, or our own delivery, anywhere in Brazil, with NF-e model 55 and tracking via WhatsApp.
Four materials always in stock.
From rapid prototypes to load-bearing jigs. Nine engineering materials on request, with a minimum volume.
Material PLA Tap the part
Example part drawn layer by layer. The colour is illustrative and is not a material property.
PLA
Polylactic acid
- HDT (0.45 MPa)
- ~55 °C
- Tensile strength (printed, XY)
- 40–60 MPa
Typical reference ranges, compiled from datasheets from several manufacturers and from the literature.
See the PLA pagePETG
Copolyester with glycol
- HDT (0.45 MPa)
- ~70 °C
- Tensile strength (printed, XY)
- 40–50 MPa
Typical reference ranges, compiled from datasheets from several manufacturers and from the literature.
See the PETG pageABS
Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene
- HDT (0.45 MPa)
- 85–95 °C
- Tensile strength (printed, XY)
- 30–40 MPa
Typical reference ranges, compiled from datasheets from several manufacturers and from the literature.
See the ABS pageTPU 95A
Thermoplastic polyurethane
- Hardness
- Shore 95A
- Elongation at break
- > 300 %
- Continuous use
- up to ~60 °C
Typical reference ranges, compiled from datasheets from several manufacturers and from the literature.
See the TPU 95A pagePETG-CF
PETG + carbon fibre
- HDT at 0.45 MPa
- 74 °C
- Tensile strength, XY plane
- 35 MPa
Official Bambu Lab technical data sheet (TDS), specimens with 100 % infill.
See the PETG-CF pageABS-GF
ABS + glass fibre
- HDT at 0.45 MPa
- 99 °C
- Tensile strength, XY plane
- 36 MPa
Official Bambu Lab technical data sheet (TDS), specimens with 100 % infill.
See the ABS-GF pageASA-CF
ASA + carbon fibre
- HDT at 0.45 MPa
- 110 °C
- Tensile strength, XY plane
- 34 MPa
Official Bambu Lab technical data sheet (TDS), specimens with 100 % infill.
See the ASA-CF pagePA6-GF
Nylon 6 + glass fibre
- HDT at 0.45 MPa
- 182 °C
- Tensile strength, XY plane
- 75 MPa
Official Bambu Lab technical data sheet (TDS), specimens with 100 % infill.
See the PA6-GF pagePA6-CF
Nylon 6 + carbon fibre
- HDT at 0.45 MPa
- 186 °C
- Tensile strength, XY plane
- 102 MPa
Official Bambu Lab technical data sheet (TDS), specimens with 100 % infill.
See the PA6-CF pagePAHT-CF
High-temperature nylon + carbon fibre
- HDT at 0.45 MPa
- 194 °C
- Tensile strength, XY plane
- 92 MPa
Official Bambu Lab technical data sheet (TDS), specimens with 100 % infill.
See the PAHT-CF pagePET-CF
PET + carbon fibre
- HDT at 0.45 MPa
- 205 °C
- Tensile strength, XY plane
- 74 MPa
Official Bambu Lab technical data sheet (TDS), specimens with 100 % infill.
See the PET-CF pagePPA-CF
Polyphthalamide + carbon fibre
- HDT at 0.45 MPa
- 227 °C
- Tensile strength, XY plane
- 168 MPa
Official Bambu Lab technical data sheet (TDS), specimens with 100 % infill.
See the PPA-CF pagePPS-CF
Polyphenylene sulfide + carbon fibre
- HDT at 0.45 MPa
- 264 °C
- Tensile strength, XY plane
- 87 MPa
Official Bambu Lab technical data sheet (TDS), specimens with 100 % infill.
See the PPS-CF page
PLA
Non-functional parts, rapid prototyping and low-load jigs.
PETG
Production jigs, light mechanical support, and occasional contact with oil or mild solvents.
ABS
Functional parts with thermal tolerance up to ~80 °C and fixtures under moderate load.
TPU 95A
Flexible parts, joints, seals and dampers.
On request · minimum volume
Download the technical guide (PDF, Portuguese) Nine engineering materials
Carbon- or glass-fibre composites for load, stiffness, temperature or chemical resistance beyond what PETG and ABS deliver. Printed with hardened nozzles, oven-dried filament and a heated chamber.
| Material | HDT | Tensile |
|---|---|---|
| PETG-CFStiffer than PETG, matte finish. | 74 °C | 35 MPa |
| ABS-GFTechnical housings, warps less than ABS. | 99 °C | 36 MPa |
| ASA-CFOutdoor use: UV and weather resistant. | 110 °C | 34 MPa |
| PA6-GFEngineering nylon at a lower cost. | 182 °C | 75 MPa |
| PA6-CFMaximum stiffness in dry environments. | 186 °C | 102 MPa |
| PAHT-CFTough, stable when wet; jigs and molds. | 194 °C | 92 MPa |
| PET-CFLoad in hot, humid environments. | 205 °C | 74 MPa |
| PPA-CFThe strongest: replaces light metal parts. | 227 °C | 168 MPa |
| PPS-CFAggressive chemicals, flame retardant. | 264 °C | 87 MPa |
HDT at 0.45 MPa (ISO 75) and XY tensile strength (ISO 527), from Bambu Lab's official technical data sheets. Test-specimen values, for comparison: real parts vary with orientation and infill.
Max build volume 325 × 320 × 325 mm Bambu Lab H2D (single nozzle) Production 24h to 96h depending on volume and material Delivery, South/Southeast Brazil 1 to 4 business days after dispatch Minimum order R$ 80 no minimum quantity
Supplier-grade formality, farm-level speed.
Five reasons behind a recurring order of FDM parts.
NF-e on every order
NF-e model 55 on every order. The tax document your accounting team needs to book the purchase.
Lead times that hold
Quote the same business day and a real production lead time. No promise we can't keep.
No hardware, no importing
You don't buy a printer or wait on customs clearance. Send the file, get the part.
Made in Brazil, in the Itajaí Valley
Operating from Timbó/SC, 25-50 km from Blumenau, Joinville, Indaial, Brusque and Itajaí.
Direct technical support
You talk directly with the people running production. Real technical answers, no middleman.
Who runs it
A Bambu Lab farm in Santa Catarina, Brazil.
The operation is based in Timbó/SC, in the Itajaí Valley, 25-50 km from the state's main industrial hubs — Blumenau, Joinville, Indaial, Brusque and Itajaí. It's a farm of Bambu Lab printers (P1S, A1 and H2D) in continuous production.
Morph3D is the B2B on-demand 3D printing operation for industrial-grade parts: our own farm in continuous production, direct technical support, and NF-e on every order.
Location Timbó, SC, Brazil Fleet P1S · A1 · H2D Build volume up to 325 × 320 × 325 mm
Bambu Lab · AMS Combo
Two parts, two problems solved.
Real, anonymized cases. Still in the early validation rounds, no inflated numbers.
PLA
Clip to secure comforters and knit fabric
Textile manufacturer in Blumenau/SC — clip to secure comforters and knit fabric, in PLA. First delivery in under 24h.
ABS
Motorized target housing with an injection-molded finish
Sport shooting company — motorized target housing with an injection-molded finish, in ABS. Delivered in about a week and a half.
Both cases are real and anonymised; the drawings are illustrative schematics, not photos of the delivered parts — a client's file never becomes our marketing material. Client name and logo only appear with written authorization, and an NDA is available.
What procurement usually asks.
Still have a question? Message us on WhatsApp — the operator answers directly.
What's the minimum order?
R$ 80 per order. No minimum quantity — it can be a single part.
Do you issue an invoice?
Yes. NF-e model 55 (Brazilian tax invoice), issued by FuturePrints Ltda (CNPJ 54.827.025/0001-92), under the Simples Nacional tax regime, in good standing in SC.
How long does it take to get a quote?
We reply the same business day; outside business hours, first thing the next business day. A lean operation with real lead times — no promises we can't keep.
Can you print any file?
We accept STL, STEP and 3MF. The part needs to fit within the 325 × 320 × 325 mm build volume. We review manufacturability (DfM) — if a part won't print well in FDM, we flag it before quoting and suggest adjustments.
How does delivery work?
We ship via Correios (Brazil's postal service), a carrier, or our own delivery (locally), anywhere in Brazil. South and Southeast Brazil usually receive within a few business days of dispatch. Tracking via WhatsApp or email.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. A ready-made NDA template, signed digitally. Client files are never reused or republished.
Can I use certified materials (food-contact, biocompatible)?
This requires a consult — we don't hold ISO 13485 or ANVISA certification. For food-contact parts, we suggest virgin gray/white PETG, with an explicit non-certified disclaimer.
Get started
Send your file and get a quote the same business day.
Minimum order of R$ 80, starting at 1 part. STL, STEP or 3MF — takes 2 minutes.
Drop or upload your file — STL, STEP, 3MF, PDF or DWG