Design engineering
Bring us a sketch, or an old part nobody makes any more. We'll model it in CAD and redesign it so it prints well, and we check the design before anything goes on a machine.
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We design parts, 3D print them and make them in batches for other brands. We also teach people to print, and we sell the printers and filament we use every day.
[ 00 / About us ]
Most jobs start with a rough sketch, or a broken part someone brings in. We work out how it should be built, print it, test it and print it again until it's right. If you then need a hundred of them, we make a hundred.
[ 01 / What we do ]
Bring us a sketch, or an old part nobody makes any more. We'll model it in CAD and redesign it so it prints well, and we check the design before anything goes on a machine.
Prototypes you can hold and test, jigs and fixtures for your shop floor, and short production runs where paying for a mould makes no sense.
You sell it under your name and we make it. We sign an NDA first, tune the design for production, check every batch and pack it in your branding.
Spitha Academy runs hands-on courses on real machines, starting at complete beginner. Every course ends with a practical test, and you get a certificate if you pass.
We sell the printers, filament and resin we run in our own workshop. We'll help you pick one and set it up, and we're still around when it jams.
[ 02 / How it works ]
The same people handle your part from start to finish, so you never have to explain the brief twice.
We talk through what the part has to do, how many you need, your budget and your deadline.
We model it for printing: which way it sits on the bed, where the supports go, how tight the tolerances need to be.
You get a physical sample to hold, test and show around.
We check the fit and whether it does its job, try another material if we need to, and measure it.
Batches run on saved settings, so part 200 matches part 1. We check them as they come off the machines.
Support removal, sanding or painting if you want it, assembly, packing, and out the door.
[ 03 / Our brands ]
Lamps & décor
Lamps and décor pieces printed layer by layer. The fine ridges left by printing catch the light, so each lamp looks different switched on and off.
Ask about De LumierEveryday products
Everyday things we design for 3D printing from the start. Made to be used a lot, and a bit loud about it.
Ask about Zibbro[ 04 / OEM ]
If you have a product and need someone to make it, we can. You keep the design and the name on the box. We do the engineering and the production, and we keep quiet about it.
Talk to us about OEMWe sign before you send us anything. Your designs stay yours.
We look for changes that make the part cheaper, quicker to print or stronger, and run them past you before we start.
The first part gets checked against your drawing, and we keep checking through the run. Settings are saved, so the next order matches this one.
We can finish, assemble and pack the parts in your packaging, ready to go to your customers.
There's no mould to pay for. Order a pilot run first, and if it sells, the next order is simply bigger.
[ 05 / Spitha Academy ]
Our courses run on real machines, taught by people who use them every day. Each one ends with a practical test, and you get a Spitha Academy certificate if you pass.
How the main kinds of printer work, slicing, materials and running a machine safely. You'll leave able to get a clean print.
Calibration, maintenance and fixing failed prints. Meant for people who look after printers at work.
Designing parts for printing: orientation, supports, tolerances, lattices, and turning several parts into one.
We can run workshops on your campus or at your office, help you set up a lab, or train your staff.
[ 06 / Printers & filament ]
We'll help you choose, install the printer, show you how to use it, and pick up the phone when something goes wrong.
[ 07 / FAQ ]
Spitha is a 3D printing and design engineering company in India. We design parts and products, print prototypes and production runs, manufacture for other brands, run training courses with certification, and sell printers and filament.
It's the industry name for 3D printing. A machine builds the part one thin layer at a time from a 3D model. That lets you make shapes that are hard to machine or mould, and you don't need to pay for tooling to make a few of them.
Yes. We make parts and finished products for other companies under NDA. We can also review the design for production, check each batch, and pack everything in your branding.
Spitha Academy has courses for beginners, for people who run printers at work, and for engineers learning to design for 3D printing (DfAM). Each course ends in a practical test, and you get a certificate if you pass. We also run programs for colleges and companies.
Yes. We sell 3D printers, filament, resin and accessories. We'll help you choose a machine, install it, show you how to use it, and support you afterwards.
They're our own brands. Spitha De Lumier makes 3D-printed lamps and décor, and Zibbro makes everyday products. We design and make both in-house.
Usually PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, nylon, carbon-fibre nylon, polycarbonate and resin. We pick the material based on how strong the part needs to be, how hot it gets, how it should look and what you want to spend.
Send us a STEP, STL or 3MF file, a drawing, or even a photo of a sketch. Tell us how many you need, what material you have in mind and when you need them. We'll reply with a price and any changes we'd suggest.
[ 08 / Contact ]
Tell us a bit about it. You don't need drawings yet; a few lines is plenty to get started.