Formnext 2025
Meet your all-in-one 3D printing partner
18 – 21.11.2025
Frankfurt | Hall 12.1, Booth B95
100+ customers already rely on Replique for their part sourcing
Meet us at Formnext 2025
There are so many 3D printing providers out there. But managing them all? Not exactly simple.
That’s where Replique comes in. Our platform allows reliable production across a wide range of materials and technologies via a single partner.
At Formnext, we’ll showcase how companies like Alstom, MAN, and Roche use Replique to make part production easier and faster.
📍 Find us in Hall 12.1, Booth B95, and see how it works.
Discover our wide range of technology options!
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)
Stereolithography (SLA)
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)
Selective Laser Melting (DSLM/SLM)
Multi Jet Fusion (MJF)
Binder Jetting
(BJ)
In all common 3D printing materials
3D printing polymers
Versatile for functional prototypes, serial parts, and spare parts.
Key properties (depending on material):
- Flame-retardant (e.g. certified to EN 45545-2)
- Flexible
- UV and weather resistant
- Chemical resistant
- Bio-based / sustainable
Common materials:
PA12, PA11, TPU, PP, ABS, PC, PETG
3D printing metals
Ideal for high-performance parts in mechanical and plant engineering
Properties (depending on material):
- High mechanical strength
- High temperature resistance
- Well suited for machining and heat treatment
- Can be certified for industry-specific applications (e.g. railway, aerospace)
Typical materials:
Aluminum (AlSi10Mg), stainless steel (316L, 17-4PH), titanium (Ti64), Inconel 625
3D printing resins
Perfect for detailed prototypes, functional parts, and specialized applications like microfluidics or dental technology
Properties (depending on material):
- High level of detail and smooth surfaces
- Printable in transparent or flexible materials
- Resistant to temperature and chemicals
- Biocompatible (e.g. for dental or medical applications)
Typical materials:
Standard resins, flexible resins, high-temperature resins, biocompatible resins, transparent resins
Other 3D printing materials
In addition to plastics, metals, and resins, we also offer 3D printing with alternative materials.
These include, among others:
- Technical ceramics – ideal for parts that must withstand extreme temperatures, offer high wear resistance, or require electrical insulation.
Composite materials, such as carbon or glass fiber-reinforced materials – particularly suitable for parts requiring high stiffness and strength while remaining lightweight. Perfect for specialized applications in aerospace or motorsport.
