3D printing has established itself as a recognized manufacturing technology. Now, the ground-breaking technology faces its next hurdle: 3D parts on demand, as Schubert Additive Solutions (SAS) offers through its part-streaming platform Partbox, will revolutionize not only parts manufacturing but supply chains and storage as well. Electronic design data can be retrieved from a digital warehouse and produced anywhere in the world within seconds. The young company, a spin-off of Gerhard Schubert GmbH Verpackungsmaschinen (Crailsheim, Germany), enables such access to vetted, manufacturer-certified printing data. Anyone, anywhere can now independently produce formatting parts, replacement parts, and wear-and-tear parts in batches of any size through a genuine “click & print” model. All you need is a commercial filament 3D printer and Partbox, which offers direct and secure LTE access to the digital warehouse. SAS provides further support with a portfolio of consulting services covering all aspects of additive manufacturing, with an in-house library of over 120,000 3D-printed parts.