Engineers with new skills
Hands-on workshops, specialist coaching and your own products.
Hands-on Boost for packaging equipment teams
Teach your engineers on your own products. Redesign and print real parts, then demonstrate their cost, performance and lead-time benefits.

The brochure commits to business cases covering the investment, with continued work if they do not. This refers to business-case value, not cash savings already realized.
What your team takes away
Hands-on workshops, specialist coaching and your own products.
Redesigned components, technical validation and documentation.
Business cases for cost, performance and lead-time improvements.
The hands-on journey
8 weeks · Around 40 hours per engineer
A target of 8 real parts, developed with your team.

Online foundations and a hands-on team session.
Find opportunities in your own product line.
Develop better parts with specialist coaching.
Printed parts, technical checks and documentation.
Show management the parts and their business cases.
At your company, online or in Eindhoven. Eight suitable parts is the target; production release depends on validation and any further qualification required.
The brochure commits to business cases covering the investment, with continued work if they do not. This refers to business-case value, not cash savings already realized.
Packaging equipment experience

Sidel’s bottle gripper: one redesigned part, developed around cleanability, maintenance and repeated loading.
Explore the Sidel application ↗
“This is a program that every OEM with engineering team should do, to incorporate industrial 3D printing in the engineering toolkit.”Engineering manager · Sleeve Technology BVRead the Boost customer experience ↗
Separate customer stories. Results depend on the application.
Let’s explore the fit
Tell us about your engineers and the parts you want to improve. Start with a short, no-obligation conversation.
The brochure commits to business cases covering the investment, with continued work if they do not. This refers to business-case value, not cash savings already realized.