3D printing routes, materials, and finish options in one purchasing view.

The catalog is intentionally compact: each category groups the part family, inspection expectation, and inquiry action so engineering and purchasing can move without a long discovery cycle.

Sculpteo treats the product catalog as a decision table rather than a showroom. A buyer may start with a nylon bracket, a resin presentation model, or a metal additive component, but the useful purchasing questions are usually the same: what process fits the geometry, what finish is actually required, what inspection record must travel with the order, and whether the part is a one-time prototype or a repeatable small-batch item. The catalog below keeps those questions close to the product rows so teams can avoid over-specifying early prototypes and under-specifying production-intent parts.

For every product group, send the intended use, quantity, target lead window, critical dimensions, cosmetic expectations, and any operating environment notes. If the file is not ready for production, the quote team can still return a short DfAM checklist that identifies wall thickness, trapped powder, support removal, insert installation, or surface treatment decisions. That makes the catalog useful for both quick online ordering and controlled procurement.