Tesseract 3D

3D printed scale models and parts for industry

Training miniatures, corporate keychains and scale models for trade shows and sales. From your CAD, or from photos and measurements.

3D printed scale model of a filtration skid, with a panel, a tank and filter columns
Illustrative animation · the final frame is a delivered model

Manufacturers that have printed with Tesseract

What will the part be used for?

Each use has its own page, with a spec sheet, common questions and what to send with your request.

Pick by use. Engineering recommends the material, scale and finish in the review.

Sell more

The whole machine, to scale, on the desk of the person who signs off the purchase.

No CAD file?

Photos from several angles and the main measurements also work. The engineering review tells you what can be done with them.

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Need something else?

Tesseract also prints prototypes and on-demand parts. Describe the part and engineering replies with what is possible.

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At Fenasucro, exhibitors talk about their scale models

Three clients, filmed at their own booths. In 2024 one of them hauled trucks to the show; this time he brought the scale model.

Filmed at Fenasucro by the Tesseract 3D team. In Portuguese, with English captions.
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Tesseract 3D
You're spending money on trade shows that you didn't need to.
Felipe, Kürper
The scale model is excellent. It's a very versatile product, it helps us a lot, at big shows and small shows alike, to show what we're taking to the market as a solution, and it illustrates what we bring to the market in an incredible way. And it draws attention, it really draws customers' attention.
Walace, WL
It helps a lot. Transport is a different story, it changes completely. Setting up the booth gets much easier, much faster. It's 100%, totally worth it. My back thanks me: I'm saving on health insurance.
Tesseract 3D, at the Spirax Sarco booth
Look how beautiful. These were made for Spirax Sarco. Really light, and they help a lot with the presentation, the explanation, the teaching.
Jean, Filtrando
A fantastic scale model. It has helped a lot, not just here but in the company showroom too. In 2024 we did a show here and we had to bring trucks, equipment, and it was very hard: the logistics, the cost, even the presentation. Now, with the scale model, we can show the whole process, the details of the equipment.
Tesseract 3D
This is the work of Tesseract 3D: helping industries cut costs, teach better and present better.

Who prints your part

Tesseract 3D is an industrial 3D printing company in São Paulo, Brazil. It turns the client’s CAD file into scale models, miniatures, prototypes and parts, using FDM and SLA resin, for training, corporate gifts, trade shows and sales demonstrations. It ships to every country.

About Tesseract
Dimensional tolerance
±0.1mm
3D printers
50+
Projects delivered
1,500+

Made for the job the part will do

  • True to the design

    It comes from the same file engineering keeps, with every component in the right position and proportion.

  • FDM for the structure, SLA for detail

    Engineering filament for the body of the part and resin where detail is fine, such as gears and fittings.

  • Finishing in the scope

    Sanding, primer and paint in the brand colour are part of the quote.

  • Made to be handled

    Material and fit are chosen for how the part will be used, in a classroom or at a booth.

From the file to the part on your desk

The engineering review gives the lead time for each step, along with the quote.

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Demonstration part · STL mesh
  1. File

    STL, STEP or OBJ, as it comes out of your CAD.

  2. Engineering review

    Feasibility, material and lead time before any commitment.

  3. Printing

    FDM or SLA resin, layer by layer.

  4. Finishing

    The part is prepared to be seen up close.

  5. Delivery

    Ready for the use you described.

  • Scale models of a water treatment plant on a booth table at Fenasucro: the ultrafiltration rack and the reverse osmosis skid, with the show lights behind.
    Trade show

    The scale piece goes to the booth instead of the real machine.

  • An exhibitor holds a cutaway model of a control valve and shows the inside to a small group in the booth aisle.
    Training

    The machine that cannot stop goes into the classroom, cut open.

  • A hand presents cutaway models of safety valves next to the process diagram on the booth wall.
    Sales visit

    The rep carries in a suitcase what would never fit in one.

Tell us what you need printed

The engineering review comes back within 24 business hours, with feasibility, recommended material and lead time.

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