Choisissez l'imprimante FDM industrielle idéale
Découvrez comment choisir la bonne imprimante FDM industrielle pour votre flux de travail, des options économiques aux plateformes de production à grande échelle.
Real 2026 numbers: cost per gram, practical part examples, current printer prices and how much to charge per print without losing money.

Quick answer: a small PLA part (up to 50 g) costs between $1 and $3 to produce in 2026, including filament, energy and machine wear. In resin, a 30 ml miniature runs $2 to $5. Below is the full math — and at the end you can calculate the exact cost of your part.
PLA filament averages $15–25 per kilo in 2026, i.e. $0.015–0.025 per gram of material. But the real production cost — adding electricity, printer depreciation and a failure reserve — lands around $0.04 to $0.07 per gram.
Prices have dropped a lot. Figures below are Brazilian retail (the links go to Amazon Brazil), checked on 30 Jul 2026:
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FDM is cheaper per part: PLA goes a long way and there are no extra consumables. Resin costs more ($30–50 per liter, plus alcohol and FEP film), but delivers detail FDM can't match — which is why resin miniatures sell at higher margins.
The maker-market rule: total cost × 1.5 to 2.0 (50–100% margin). Add your modeling/finishing time and shipping. Custom or urgent parts justify higher multipliers.
Stop guessing: get the exact cost of your part with the FDM calculator or the resin calculator — and generate a PDF quote for your client.
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