Plastic clips, latches, and brackets
For appliances, enclosures, furniture, shop tools, and legacy electronics.
Obsolete does not have to mean unusable
Replacement parts for products manufacturers no longer support.
We recreate discontinued plastic and metal components with modern 3D printing, careful measuring, and durable materials selected for real-world use.
Keep trusted equipment working longer.
Small brackets, clips, gears, knobs, covers, guides, metal fittings, and housings are often the reason an otherwise good appliance, tool, vehicle, or machine gets retired. We help replace those hard-to-find parts when the original manufacturer has stopped selling them.
Send us the broken part, measurements, photos, or an old drawing. We can model a replacement, print a prototype, and refine the fit before producing the final part.
Built for repair, not decoration.
Reverse engineered
We rebuild the geometry from samples, photos, caliper measurements, or existing CAD files.
Material matched
Choose practical plastics or metals for heat resistance, flexibility, wear, strength, or outdoor exposure.
Low-volume friendly
Order one replacement, a small batch, or a revised version that improves on the original weak point.
Common discontinued plastic and metal parts we reproduce.
Gears, guides, and bushings
Plastic or metal mechanical parts where fit, tolerance, and repeatability matter.
Metal fittings, plates, and mounts
Stronger replacements for load-bearing, wear-prone, or heat-exposed assemblies.
Plastic parts
- PLA for quick prototypes and light-duty interior parts
- PETG for stronger clips, covers, guards, and brackets
- ABS or ASA for heat, impact, and outdoor exposure
- Nylon for hinges, bushings, gears, and wear surfaces
Metal parts
- Aluminum for lightweight brackets, plates, and fixtures
- Stainless steel for corrosion-resistant hardware and fittings
- Steel for durable mounts, supports, and structural pieces
- Bronze or brass for bushings, guides, and decorative hardware
A straightforward repair workflow.
Every job starts with the part’s purpose: what it holds, moves, seals, supports, or protects. From there we choose plastic or metal based on the environment it needs to survive.
1
Share the part
Send photos, dimensions, a broken sample, or the model number of the original product.
2
Model and prototype
We create a digital model and print a first version to check fit and function.
3
Print the final part
Once the design is approved, we produce the replacement in the right plastic or metal material and finish.
Need a part nobody sells anymore?
Tell us what broke, where it fits, and how soon you need it. We will review the request and recommend the fastest path to a working replacement.
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