Spengler delivers high-quality 3D printing consultancy and training, custom hardware/software development services, and advanced post-process solutions to its customers.With an academic and professional background spanning from electronics and mechanical design to software development and product management, we found our ideal environment in additive manufacturing in 2012.We were part of Norge Systems, the UK-based startup that developed the Ice 9 SLS® 3D printer; afterward, we worked in one of the leading European 3D printing systems manufacturing companies for six years, refining and extending our R&D know-how, market insights, and in-the-field experience in training and customer support.Spengler is the natural next step in our evolution. And starting in September 2021, we are now proudly part of (and an exclusive reseller for) the IntegrAM family.

Norge LTD aim is to build the world's first affordable yet high quality SLS printer that even a small or medium design studio can afford. Easy to use, small and with a nice design.Born and raised in a little beautiful town called Mantova, in the middle-north of Italy, we were passionate about everything was 3D-related since we were teenagers. And we started playing with three dimensional digitizers and scanners and printers long before the mediatic explosion of the 3D printing scene.Two years ago we were working on a project that required all of our skills, as designers, 3D artists and CAD/CNC experts.The "confidential" status of the project didn't allow us to outsource the printing part, and since the high-end professional printers were way too far from our budget limits, even knowing that the print quality would have been coarse, we had to get a cheap RepRap printer.Every printed model needed manual smoothing, some thin parts (only twice thin as the filament) were not correctly reproduced, and round holes were not exactly round.Enough for our client, but not enough good for us!So, during the printing, editing and finishing of every single part we started thinking about what we later called the Norge Project.We felt the need to get our prototypes done with "real" plastic, or even metal (like alumide or titanium), and no need to finish the surface with sandpaper and stuff. And since the only printers with these features were professional 3D SLS printers in the price range that starts around 200.000 €... we decided to build OUR OWN laser sintering 3D printer.

After years of multimedia and web design, decided to temporary switch to a "family owned" real estate company, but at the same time started working again to 3D Cad/Cam projects and developed interests in 3D printing technology and Arduino, planting the seeds of the "Norge Project".

Multimedia and web design company, started as a freelance project and then evolved to a standard SRL society form. Worked for clients as Pramac, Bmw, Saint Gobain, Bauli, Le Fablier, Gruppo Mauro Saviola, and many others. We did great quality stuff, and we were truly proud of it.

Advertising and multimedia company. Used my previous Visual Basic skills and developed new competences in php/mysql/html/css programming.Thanks to the wide variety of tasks assigned to my department, I also had the chance to improve my Photoshop and 3D Modeling abilities.My previous Cad/Cam experience helped me developing solid 3D Studio Max (modeling and rendering) and Rhinoceros skills (modeling).

Maker of critical parts for labelling machines. Worked as CAD designer, developed office automation procedures and dedicated VB software solutions. Worked on CAM applications for plastic and metal manufacturing. Developed skills in 3D design.

Makers of drive shafts, gear boxes, gear pumps and motors. Begin my career as tecnician and craftsman, and then changed to CNC programming on drilling and milling machines, working both on big parts and smallware.