MOULD FOR CHOCOLATE
Le Prince de Galles
In the chocolate industry, the geometries used are often simple and without counter-forms because they must be demouldable. Chocolatiers are therefore limited in the shapes they can make. Prince de Galles wanted to create a chocolate that pushed these limits.
Lalique glass sculpture used as a model and its chocolate double, obtained thanks to the mould designed and printed by PROD 3D
Technologies used:
- SLA (grey pro resin)
- Silicon injection
ARCHITECTURE
& DESIGN
Conception & Modelling
A scan of a Lalique sculpture provided us with an initial 3D model. Our R&D teams were then able to make slight adjustments to the geometry to optimise it for production, and to affix the Prince de Galles logo.
Production through 3D printing
The model was printed in resin (SLA technology). Finally, through various stages of moulding and overmoulding, we made an injected silicone mould (food industry approved), supported by a resin structure.
The model was printed in resin (SLA technology). Finally, through various stages of moulding and overmoulding, we made an injected silicone mould (food industry approved), supported by a resin structure.
Lalique glass sculpture used as a model and its chocolate double, obtained thanks to the mould designed and printed by PROD 3D
Technologies used:
- SLA (grey pro resin)
- Silicon injection
ARCHITECTURE
& DESIGN
3D PRINTING
FOR THE INDUSTRY
5 rue Watt 75013 Paris
01 73 71 45 44
info@prod3d.paris
A QUESTION? A PROJECT?
3D PRINTING
FOR THE INDUSTRY
5 rue Watt 75013 Paris
info@prod3d.paris
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