Basel, Switzerland

Anatomy you can hold, and the parts nobody makes anymore.

A design and 3D printing workshop in Basel. Surgeons send us a CT scan, plant engineers a photo of the part that broke. You hear back within one working day, from the person who will print it.

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CT-derived 3D anatomical skull model, the same geometry we print for presurgical planning
What we do

Four lines of work, one bench in Basel

An anatomical core beside its soft-tissue cover
ORL/ENT and CMF surgeons

Your patient's anatomy, printed from the CT you already have

Temporal bone, sinus, skull base and mandible, segmented from your DICOM and printed at 1:1. From CHF 450. Typically 3–5 working days after design approval. Ask about 48-hour express availability.

Surgical models →
Our mitral valve simulator in its black printed frame
Device education teams

Heart-valve trainers for proctors and training centres

Bench models for transcatheter mitral and tricuspid procedures. The housing stays; the silicone valve insert is what you swap after a session. Batches of 5 to 50.

Training models →
An airway phantom with a flexible scope
Device developers

Airway phantoms for scopes and catheters

Airway models in flexible or rigid materials, developed around your scope, catheter and test setup. We agree the anatomy and iteration schedule with you.

Development phantoms →
A printed replacement beside the worn original part
Pharma and hospital engineering

Maintenance parts nobody stocks

A clamp, guide, gear or housing, redrawn from the worn original and printed in PA12, PEEK, ULTEM or silicone. Send a photo and two dimensions. Most parts get a quote within one working day.

Replacement parts →

Our models support planning, teaching and bench testing. They are not supplied for implantation or direct patient contact.

What we've done

Workshop projects and precision parts

All projects
The rigid core beside its soft-tissue cover.Surgical planningBone and soft tissue, in one modelA physical view of the structures hidden beneath the surface.The sectioned model and removable front panel.Teaching & demonstrationA heart with a removable front sectionA sectioned heart makes internal structures easier to discuss.The silicone valve beside one mould face.Moulds & siliconeA silicone valve and its printed mouldPrinted tooling and cast silicone, shown side by side.Near-white scaffold samples in three formats.Biomedical researchPorous scaffold samplesPorous samples that make material and geometry visible.A translucent sample on fingertips.Small partsFine features at fingertip scaleSamples with thin frames and fine teeth.A silicone mitral valve in a black printed frame.Training hardwareA mitral valve big enough to teach onAn enlarged silicone valve you can reach from above and below.The transparent femur on the workshop bench.Transparent printingA femur in clear resinA femur model in glass-clear resin, with a faint blue tint.

Got a CT scan or a broken part?

A few sentences are enough to start. If we are the wrong workshop for it, you will hear that too.

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