Pami 3D
3D printing belts

A 3D printed belt gets equipment running again when the original part is no longer made: bespoke replacement belt, toothed belt, belt in flexible TPU filament. Belts are essential to equipment, need regular replacement — and are not always still manufactured. PAMI3D redesigns and prints them for maintenance as well as for prototyping. Free quote within 24 to 48 hours.

Pool cleaning robot fitted with replacement belts 3D printed in TPU, PAMI3D
The pool robot and its 3D printed belts.

Maintenance: your belt no longer exists, we reprint it

The need: a damaged belt, a part no longer made or hard to find, and equipment at a standstill.
The PAMI3D part: we redesign the belt from the original part and print it in flexible TPU so the machine works again. Example: the damaged belt of a pool cleaning robot, reproduced and printed in TPU — a functional belt, the machine back in action.
3D printed toothed belt, bespoke circular part, PAMI3D
A 3D printed toothed belt.

Design offices: prototype a belt before series production

The need: to test a complex or unique belt shape before launching production.
The PAMI3D part: a belt modelled in 3D and then printed, to test and refine the design, with no mould or tooling.

See also our large format 3D prototyping offer.

Two belts 3D printed in flexible filament, one white and one yellow, PAMI3D
2 belts 3D printed for a pool cleaning robot.

A one-off part or a small series of spares

The need: to replace several identical belts, or keep some in stock for the next breakdown.
The PAMI3D part: since the file is archived, the belt is reprinted identically on demand — here, two belts printed for the same pool robot.

The same approach applies to our 3D printed gears.

Why a 3D printed belt?

3D printing makes it possible to redesign and print belts to replace damaged parts that are no longer made or hard to find, getting machines and equipment working again — without the constraints of moulding or machining.

✓ Your 3D belt in practice:

From the original belt, a STEP/STL file, a drawing or a 3D scan · PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU or Nylon PA12 depending on the use · up to 110×110×170 cm in a single piece · one-off or series · made in France (Bonson, Loire) · free quote within 24 to 48 hours.

3D printed belts: your questions answered

Which material for a 3D printed belt?

TPU, a flexible filament, is the go-to material for a functional belt, as for the pool robot shown.

My belt is broken — can you reproduce it?

Yes, from the original part, even damaged, a drawing or a 3D scan: we redesign it and then print it.

What tolerances?

They are specified in the quote according to the part and its fitting.

Can you make several?

Yes, from a one-off part to a series; the file is archived for identical reprints.

What budget and lead time should I plan?

They are set in the quote. Write to devis@pami3d.com: free quote within 24 to 48 hours, no obligation.

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Your bespoke replacement belt

A part no longer made, impossible to find or still to be prototyped: we redesign it and print it in flexible TPU. Made in France (Bonson, Loire).

Free quote within 24 to 48 hours • Technical advice • Made in France