Spend less on trade shows and events
The scale model that stops visitors at the booth.
What an industrial scale model is for
Many companies arrive without knowing exactly what to ask for. Start from what the piece is for: there are four uses, and each has its own page.
Four uses, one process
Tesseract 3D is an industrial 3D printing company in São Paulo, Brazil, that makes training miniatures, corporate keychains and gifts, trade show scale models and equipment scale models for sales. Everything starts from the client’s own file, printed in FDM and SLA resin at ±0.1 mm tolerance and shipped to every country.
Training, gifts, trade shows and sales look like different requests, but they come from the same place: the file engineering already has. That is why each use page follows the same order: what it is, how it works inside, what drives the cost and what to send.
Which of these is your question?
Pick the one closest to your request. The answer points to the right page. If none fits, the band at the end of the page takes you to a quote.
Pick a question and the answer shows up here.
You need a training miniature: cut open, with parts that come out and go back in.
See trainingYou need a corporate gift: a keychain, desk piece or award made from your file.
See giftsYou need a trade show model: booth scale, a finish for spotlights and a date to hit.
See trade showsYou need a sales model: the whole machine, to scale, ready to travel.
See salesThe four solutions
Each page has the anatomy of the piece, a spec sheet, common questions and what to send with your request.
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.
Get more out of your training
A cutaway miniature, with parts that come out and go back in.
Give your client a special gift
Keychains and desk pieces made from your engineering file.
No CAD file?
Photos from several angles and the main measurements also work. The engineering review tells you what can be done with them.
The four side by side
The same process, different goals. What matters most in each one changes what the engineering review looks at first.
| Solution | Goal | Who uses it | What matters most |
|---|---|---|---|
| Training | Teach operation and maintenance without stopping the line | Training teams, maintenance, technical schools | Cutaway, removable parts and repeated handling |
| Corporate gifts | Leave the brand on the desk and in the pocket of decision makers | Marketing, leadership, HR | Quantity, brand colour and delivery date |
| Trade shows and events | Stop visitors in the booth aisle | Marketing and events teams | Shipping date, scale and finish under lights |
| Sales demonstration | Show the whole machine during a visit | Sales, reps, distributors | Faithfulness to the CAD and durability on the road |
Manufacturers that have printed with Tesseract
Trade showThe scale piece goes to the booth instead of the real machine.
TrainingThe machine that cannot stop goes into the classroom, cut open.
Sales visitThe rep carries in a suitcase what would never fit in one.
Your case is not here? Tell us what you need.
The engineering review comes back within 24 business hours, with the solution that makes sense for your part.