Prototype
Test shape, fit and function before committing to a more expensive final part.
Prototype · replace · improve
Need a replacement part, prototype or suitable small batch? Send a photo, measurements or a 3D file and tell us how the part will be used. We can assess the design, material and production approach before quoting.
We start with what the part needs to do, the load it carries and the environment it works in. From there we can assess whether a printed part, a prototype or a different fabrication method is the sensible answer.
Bring the damaged part, measurements, photos or the equipment it belongs to. We can model a practical replacement, test the fit and refine it before producing the final quantity.
Not every component should be printed. Heat, UV, chemicals, impact and sustained load all influence the right material and manufacturing method. Where printing is not suitable, we will say so and recommend another route.
Test shape, fit and function before committing to a more expensive final part.
Recreate suitable small parts that are difficult or impossible to source.
Adjust a design around the real equipment and how the component is used.
Local service area
We serve Salt Rock, Ballito and the Dolphin Coast, with selected site work and project support across Durban and KwaZulu-Natal. Contact Kobus to arrange the next step.
Common questions
Often, yes. Bring the broken part, photographs or accurate measurements. We assess its fit, load, heat and exposure before deciding whether a printed replacement is suitable.
Yes. Rust & Coat provides practical 3D printing, prototypes, workshop jigs and suitable low-volume custom parts for customers in Ballito. Contact Kobus to discuss your design and arrange collection or delivery.
Yes. We can work from the original component, measurements, photographs or the equipment it must fit, then model and test a practical design.
The Rust & Coat approach
We can assess the surface, repair requirement and exposure conditions before recommending a system.