From information to a physical model

Complex technology. Made tangible.

We turn plans, drawings and photos into professional 3D models, then bring them to life as physical, 3D-printed models.

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AUREL / Process plant Original model study
How your ideas take shape

Your documents. Our starting point.

Drawings, plans and photos provide the foundation for your model.

A plan explains a lot.
A model connects it all.

How are the plants arranged? Where do the pipes run? How do the areas connect? A physical model makes these relationships clear at a glance.

For presentations, exhibitions and conversations that make technology understood.

Explore industrial & plant models

H₂ plant / A model study

From digital plant.
To tangible model.

First see how it connects. Then discover the material. Four perspectives on the same idea.

Digital overview of the H₂ demonstration model with process buildings, piping and a tank on a shared base.

Use the arrow keys to rotate. Space pauses or resumes rotation. Home restores the front view. The global motion setting and reduced motion preference are respected.

3D model study

360° · Original geometry

The complete plant in view.

The plant rotates slowly, revealing new perspectives. Drag the model to explore the front, the back and how everything connects in space.

From design to printed model

Digital views and material studies. Production uses individual parts. Part layout, print direction and any necessary supports are determined from the geometry.

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Material visualisation of the assembled AUREL plant: white vessels, grey pipes and bases with fine print layers and visible assembly seams.
AUREL · PLA material visualisation White and grey

Concept study of a fictional plant. Part layout and assembly fits are checked before production.

From the screen.
Into your hands.

A good plant model makes equipment tangible. With restrained materials and details that work at scale.

Fine layers.
Fine print layers remain part of the surface. Clear outlines and simplified details keep the equipment legible at a small scale.
Considered part divisions.
Print orientation and stability determine the parts. Where supports are needed, they are removed after printing.
One coherent model.
Vessels, platforms and pipes are assembled into a static plant model that makes their relationships clear.
How your model takes shape

Think in three dimensions.

Beyond a picture.
Explore it yourself.

Rotate. Come closer. Discover what is inside.

Model of a contemporary villa with pool and removable upper floor.
VILLA / 01

Interactive architectural study

Drag to rotate · + / − to zoom

Tab to the 3D view. Arrow keys rotate, plus and minus zoom, space pauses rotation. Home resets the view.

Four original demonstration models

Small worlds.
Big presence.

Digital close-up of the original AUREL process plant

Precision you can see

Technology.
Made clear.

Visible piping. Clearly defined assemblies. Views inside the plant. Turn an object into an explanation.

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A clear process.
Down to the last detail.

Show us your idea.

Plans, photos and dimensions are enough to start. We check feasibility for free and quote a fixed price.

We give it shape.

We reconstruct your object and review the digital preview with you. Production starts only after your approval.

Hold it in your hands.

3D printing, finishing and shipping. With a base, multiple colours or as a small series for exhibitions and sales.

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Clearly calculated

Big impact.
Fixed price.

The price is agreed before we start. These starting prices give an initial guide.

Architectural modelsfrom 390 €Industry & exhibitionsfrom 1.500 €

Net prices, plus 20% VAT. Individual fixed price after reviewing your data. Mini models from €69 net.

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Do I need a CAD file?

No. We also reconstruct models from plans, drawings, photos and dimensions. We discuss the available data before preparing your quote.

How long does a model take?

Usually around 1 to 4 weeks after approval, depending on complexity. Your quote includes a specific delivery date.

Can I order multiple copies?

Yes. Reproducible models are available from single pieces to small series, for example for sales locations or exhibition teams.

Where does Skalar deliver?

We deliver throughout Austria and, on request, to Germany and Switzerland. Collaboration can take place entirely online.

Let’s give your idea shape.

What do you
have in mind?

Plans, photos or an initial idea. We check what is possible, free of charge.

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