3Dock
Marine 3D printed parts
Rapid response manufacturing
Marine components and spare parts in one click
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WLAM
Wire-feed Laser Additive Manufacturing. Medium-Large metal components of moderate complexity.



3Dock
Maritime Cloud Manufacturing
Rapid response manufacturing
Marine components and spare parts in one click
Discover all the processes we have to offer.

WLAM
Wire-feed Laser Additive Manufacturing. Large metal components of moderate complexity.



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Why 3D Printing?



Marine specialists
Our value proposition is based exclusively on providing a real and consistent solution to the challenges of our clients from the maritime industry. We collect your requirements and make sure you get your component in the shortest time, approved, anywhere in the world.
One-stop-shop
Implenting additive manufacturing in your workflow is not an easy task. We made the work for you, providing a ready end to end solution. We are by your side for early screening, consulting, digitization of components and engineering. Intellectual property and insurance matters are also our business.
Get parts made
Send your file
Send us the information of the project & the components you need through our form. Blueprints are also welcome.
Get an estimate
You will receive a manufacturing report with the details of the advised process to manufacture your pieces.
Receive your order
You will recieve the components in a fraction of the cost and time compared to tradiditional manufacturing.
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Maritime 3D printing for dummies: material selection
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Maritime 3d printing for dummies: DfAM and build configuration
At 3Dock we are strong believers in the capabilities of 3D printing ship parts, but we are pragmatic about the limits of this technology. When we first visit our customers in the maritime industry, we find that there are many companies that are ready to embrace the...
Maritime 3d printing for dummies: motivation
Next, we are going to start a series of articles with which we intend to shed light on the opportunity that opens up for the maritime industry with additive manufacturing. First of all, it is important to define what is the motivation that drives us to be here doing...
Maritime 3d printing: plastic as metal
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New Year, New Tech: Make 3D Printing Your Resolution for Success!
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Diogenes syndrome in the maritime industry.
As engineers, we often pride ourselves on our ability to find creative solutions to complex problems. But when it comes to spare parts, it seems like the industry has fallen victim to a condition known as "Diogenes Syndrome". Diogenes Syndrome, named after the ancient...
3Dock new office at the core of deep tech innovation in Hamburg
After a long journey, the time has come when 3Dock needs to have a presence in a physical location in order to give full and effective dedication to the goal of driving additive manufacturing in the maritime industry. In our search for a space that, in addition to...
From Hamburg with love
Anyone who comes to Hamburg for the first time is automatically impressed by its combination of history and modernity, its port, its canals, its bridges, its lake, etc. In my case, I remember like yesterday that cold day in December when I visited the city for the...
3Dock wins InnoFounder grant from IFB Hamburg
3Dock presented its concept of implementation of additive manufacturing in the maritime industry and, after a series of phases, ptiched it to the final jury that valued the idea very positively, selecting 3Dock to obtain the grant.