Weerg

Weerg is an Italian company that offers 3D printing, CNC machining and laser cutting for industrial and prototype parts. Customers upload a 3D file, choose a material and lead time, and receive finished parts. The site says it runs the largest MJF 3D printer installation in the world. The company is based in Venice, Italy.

Production processes

• MJF printing: HP Multi Jet Fusion 5620 Pro printers, which the site says give smoother surfaces and about 10 percent more mechanical strength than the earlier model.
• FDM and MSLA: FDM for designs that need strong mechanical properties across a wide material choice, and MSLA resin printing for fine detail and finish.
• 5-axis CNC: milling and lathing for complex parts, for runs from single pieces up to 10,000 units.
• Laser cutting: clean, precise edges on metals and light alloys, in four materials and several thicknesses.

Ordering and checks

The site describes a short process. Files are uploaded with end-to-end encryption, then a Weerg engineer checks the design for feasibility before production. Each part is checked by a technician against the requested specification before it ships, which the site says can take only a few days. It describes quality as consistent across batches, from prototypes to series production.

Materials and sourcing

The site lists more than 50 plastics and metals, and it names nylon, TPU and ABS among the materials available. It describes the laser cutting service as suited to prototypes, small and medium series, and parts with complex geometries and precise details. The company says it covers the EU, and that its shipping can arrive in just two days for some orders.

Key facts

• Based in: Venice, Italy
• Products: 3D printing in MJF, FDM and MSLA, 5-axis CNC machining, laser cutting
• Markets: Industrial clients and prototype builders, with the site describing service across the EU