Repair parts
Clips, covers, brackets, knobs, adapters, holders and plastic parts that are hard to find.
Lyonis Corp produces practical 3D printed parts from files, sketches, photos and measurements. We help with replacement parts, prototypes, brackets, adapters, covers, fixtures and small production runs.
Custom 3D printed parts are useful when a standard component is unavailable, discontinued, too expensive to source, or needs a custom size or shape.
We can review your existing file, broken sample, reference photos or measurements and recommend a practical production path.
Clips, covers, brackets, knobs, adapters, holders and plastic parts that are hard to find.
Test parts for size, fit, assembly, appearance and functional validation.
Short runs for businesses, product tests, branded items and specialty components.
Send a 3D file if you have one. If you do not, send photos, measurements, a sketch or the broken part details. We review feasibility, modeling requirements, material options and expected turnaround.
Projects that need design work can be paired with 3D modeling service before printing.
We check the goal, dimensions, load, fit and material requirements.
We prepare or adjust the file so it can be printed reliably.
We produce the part and discuss pickup, shipping or next iteration.
PLA is useful for visual parts and many indoor objects. PETG is often a strong practical choice for functional pieces. ABS can help with durability and heat resistance. TPU is used for flexible parts when the geometry is suitable.
Often yes. Clear photos, measurements and the broken sample help determine whether modeling and printing are practical.
Yes. One-off custom parts are a good use case for 3D printing.
Yes. Small batches can be produced after the first part is approved.
Strength depends on material, geometry, print settings and use case. We recommend practical options during review.
No. A file helps, but we can also review photos, sketches and measurements.
Send the file, photo or measurements and we will review the best path for modeling, printing and delivery.