CUSTOM DESIGN & MANUFACTURING
Custom objects.
A lasting
impression.
Distinctive awards, character figures and custom displays.
From your first idea to the finished piece.
A Creality brand.Part of a global 3D printing ecosystem.SELECTED WORK
Different briefs.
Distinctive outcomes.
Awards that mark a moment. Characters with personality.
Displays that make people stop and look.
3D PRINTING TECHNOLOGIES
How your idea
takes shape.
Detail, strength, scale or flexibility.
Choose a process around what your object needs to do.
Stereolithography
Fine detail, ready for finishing.
A laser traces each layer in liquid resin, curing the model one section at a time. A useful starting point for intricate shapes and appearance-focused pieces.
- 01Trace with a laser
- 02Build resin layers
- 03Clean & post-cure
Photo credits
Creative Tools · CC BY 2.0. Cropped and AI-retouched.
- Typical uses
- Detailed display models, character masters and visual prototypes
- Materials
- Prototyping photopolymer resin
- Surface & finish
- Fine surface detail; supports are removed before final finishing.
Worth consideringResin grade, thin features and exposure to heat or sunlight need to be considered together.
Not sure which process fits?Send a sketch, reference or 3D file. We’ll help select the route.
MATERIALS AT A GLANCE
Start with the properties
you need.
Material grades, colors and availability are confirmed for your project.
Detailed & rigid
Fine features, display pieces and appearance models.
Photopolymer resins
SLA · DLP · PolyJetFunctional & durable
Housings, repeated parts and functional components.
Nylon PA12 / PA11
SLS · MJFFlexible & resilient
Parts that need to flex, compress or provide a softer feel.
TPU / elastomeric resin
SLS · MJF · DLSConcept & scale
Early form studies, mockups and larger prototypes.
rPET / PETG-based filament
FDMProcess selection includes geometry, material, quantity and finishing. Dimensions, tolerances and lead time are confirmed in the project quotation.
FROM PRINT TO FINISHED PIECE
SLA printing.
Finishing by hand.
A detailed architectural model moves from digital part separation to SLA printing, support removal and cleaning.
The parts are prepared for wiring, assembled, painted and detailed. Lighting brings the completed model to life.
POST-PROCESSING & PRESENTATION
Printing is one part
of the finished piece.
Surface preparation, color, assembly and packaging.
Each step is planned around the final result.
SURFACE PREPARATION
A considered finish
starts with preparation.
Support removal, cleaning and surface preparation make the printed part ready for its next stage. The sequence depends on the process, material and required appearance.
- Support removal or powder cleaning
- Resin post-curing where required
- Surface preparation before primer and paint
Finishes are selected for the material and intended use. Color, texture and gloss can be agreed through a finish sample before production.
PART OF THE CREALITY FAMILY
A Creality brand.
Built for your ideas.
Nexbie is a sub-brand of Creality, bringing its 3D printing expertise into custom objects.
We draw on Creality’s technology and ecosystem to bring design development, manufacturing, finishing and presentation together around your brief—from a one-off piece to a small production run.
Discover our brand storyThere’s a starting point for every stage of your idea.
Creality at a glance
Explore Creality- Creality founded
- 2014
- Creality 3D printers shipped
- 6M+
- Countries reached by Creality
- 140+
HOW WE WORK
Clear steps.
A shared point of view.
Share the brief
Tell us about the object, its purpose, your quantity and your deadline. References are welcome.
Define the approach
We review feasibility and agree on the design work, production scope, budget and schedule.
Approve the details
Confirm the design and, where appropriate, a prototype or finish sample before production.
Make & deliver
Production, finishing, checks and packaging follow the agreed specification and delivery plan.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few questions,
before we begin.
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING DISTINCTIVE.
What do you
have in mind?
A rough idea is a perfectly good place to start.
Send us your brief and let’s explore what’s possible.