OmniTechs · 3D printing from Groningen

A keychain with your name, logo or an NFC tag. Made properly once.

Personalised keychains we design, print and inspect ourselves. Choose a name or short text, have your logo set into the surface, or have an NFC tag printed inside that opens your link with one tap. A single gift or a batch for your business: both work.

From €30 excl. VAT (€36.30 incl. VAT) each · €10 excl. VAT each from 10 pieces · keyring and shipping included

Deposit of 50% when ordering · remaining 50% after delivery · free shipping within the Netherlands

Ironed top layer — Hollowed pocket — Pause layer: tag goes in
  • Ironed top layer
  • Pause layer: tag goes in
  • Hollowed pocket
Cross-section of an NFC keychain: the pocket stays well below the ironed layer, or the mirror finish is lost.

Three versions, one product

What goes on it, and should it do something?

The choice is smaller than it looks. Almost everyone wants one of these three, and they combine: a logo with an NFC tag is simply both.

Keychain with a name or text

The simplest route and by far the most popular: a name, a nickname, a date or a short phrase. We set the text in a typeface that stays legible at five centimetres, check that thin sections actually connect, and put the hole where it belongs.

  • Name, text, date or a simple shape of your own
  • Body colour and letter colour chosen separately
  • More than one colour in the same piece costs nothing extra

Included in the base price

Keychain with your logo

Your logo as a relief in the surface. The image first becomes a clean vector; where that fails automatically, we redraw the shape. Then we build it onto the base body in Bambu Studio and judge which of the smallest details will survive printing.

  • Logo converted to SVG or redrawn by hand
  • We say up front which details are too fine at this size
  • Prepared once, then the same price at any quantity

One-off logo preparation on top of the unit price

NFC keychain with your own link

The same keychain with an NFC tag inside the body. One tap against a phone opens your link: your website, your social profile, your Google review page or your own mobile page. The tag is enclosed rather than stuck on, and we test it on an Android phone and an iPhone before shipping.

  • Tag sits inside the model, not as a sticker on the back
  • Tested on two phones before your parcel leaves
  • Link changeable later without a new keychain

No surcharge: the tag is in the base price

What it costs

One price, and you can see what is in it.

We use a fixed price per keychain rather than a sum per gram, so you know where you stand up front, even when a design has to go through the printer three times.

One price, and you can see what is in it.
WhatExcl. VATIncl. VAT
One keychainWith a name, text or simple shape, with or without an NFC tag.€30 excl. VAT€36.30 incl. VAT
From 10 pieces, eachSame design, priced per piece. Preparation is charged only once.€10 excl. VAT€12.10 incl. VAT
Logo preparation (one-off)Vector conversion or hand redraw, once per logo whatever the quantity.€45 excl. VAT€54.45 incl. VAT

Included

  • The design work on the name, text or shape
  • More than one colour in the same piece
  • The NFC tag and writing your link to it
  • The keyring, chosen by us to match size and colour
  • Shipping within the Netherlands
  • The test prints needed to get the surface right

Not included

  • Logo preparation: €45 excl. VAT one-off
  • Metalwork or engraving: we do not offer it
  • Delivery outside the Netherlands is confirmed before we print

Already know what goes on it? Then start now.

No quote and no account. Pick your text and colours, or bring the design you just made above, and pay the first half directly.

Still unsure which version you want? You do not have to order to ask something. Request your keychain on WhatsApp · Send your enquiry by email

  1. Design it yourself or give us your text and colours — either takes a minute.
  2. You see the total up front: pay 50% now and the remaining 50% only after delivery.
  3. We send your design for a check and only then start printing.

The 3D printing calculator on this site answers a different question: the bare print cost of a free-form model, without a ring, without an NFC tag and without shipping. For a keychain in one of these three versions the fixed price above applies; for a fully custom model the calculator is the better indication. See the bare print-cost indication

How it actually goes

This is not printing on A4.

We spell out the process because otherwise the price makes no sense. A keychain is small, but its surface is unforgiving: every mistake in the top layer is immediately visible.

  1. Open the model and slice it

    We open your shape, place it on the plate and slice. That is the easy part, and also the moment that decides the rest of the work: layer height, orientation, and which face becomes the visible one.

  2. Walk through it layer by layer

    Then we go through the layers from the bottom up, looking for places where a wall gets too thin, where a letter separates from the body, where an overhang starts without support. Anything weak gets reinforced before a single gram of filament goes through.

  3. Choose the right NFC tag

    If a tag goes in, the shape of the piece decides which one: diameter, thickness and memory. A thin pendant needs a different tag from a thick rectangular plate, and read distance must not suffer for it.

  4. Hollow the pocket without touching the top layer

    Next we cut the pocket into the model. The rule is hard: the cavity must not compromise the top layer, the one that gets ironed. If the pocket comes closer than one layer below that surface, it sinks during ironing or the nozzle breaks through, and the mirror finish is gone.

  5. Set a pause in the slicer

    On the layer that closes the pocket we insert a pause. The printer stops there by itself, we place the tag, and printing continues over it. That is how the tag ends up inside the work rather than glued underneath.

  6. Print until the surface is right

    Then we print. And print again. A flat, mirror-like surface rarely lands on the first attempt: there is always something with the first layer, the colour change or the ironing. Three prints on a new design is the rule rather than the exception.

Why we print at least three times

I am strict about the surface. A keychain should feel flat and mirror-like, not grainy, and even with all my experience one print is rarely enough for that. Usually it takes three: one to see what the design does, one to correct the colour change and the pocket, and one that is actually good.

I cannot send out something I am not happy with myself. If the result is not right, I print it again — that is built into the price, and that is why the price is what it is. You are not paying for ten grams of plastic; you are paying for the piece I would want to receive myself.

Sina, OmniTechs

Have yours made this way

From order to letterbox

How it runs.

Five steps, and at every one of them you know where you stand. The price is fixed up front, so nothing is added afterwards.

  1. Design it yourself or give us your text

    Make your keychain in the designer above and click order: lettering, sizes, colours and ring travel with it exactly as they are. Rather not fiddle with it? Fill in your text and colours on the order page.

  2. Quantity, colours and address

    Choose how many you want and where it should go. The total is shown immediately, including VAT, the keyring and shipping. Want an NFC tag inside? That is one checkbox and costs nothing extra.

  3. Pay the first half

    You pay a deposit of 50%. The remaining 50% is due only after delivery. No quote and no account.

  4. We send your design for a check

    Before printing you see what we are about to make: the spelling, the colours and the size. If something is off, we change it. Only then does the printer start, and as often as it takes to get the surface right.

  5. NFC tested, ring fitted, posted

    If a tag is included, we write your link to it and test it on an Android phone and an iPhone. We choose the ring that matches the size and colour, and send the parcel. Shipping is part of the price.

Start at step 1

Try it yourself

Draw your keychain here, now.

Type your name, pick a typeface, a size and a colour, and turn the model around in your browser. You can see straight away whether your text stays legible at that size. What you make here can be downloaded or ordered straight away: your design travels to the order page exactly as it is.

Design it yourself

Keychain builder

Build the same two-line name keychain as the Dreamli designer. Adjust the lettering, shape, colours and ring; the 3D preview and STL are generated locally in your browser.

3D preview

Top view locked

Calculating 3D preview…

Base colourPurple
Text colourGreen

Happy with what you see?

Your design travels to the order page exactly as it is: lettering, sizes, colours and ring.

Order this design

The NFC side

One tap, and your page is open.

An NFC keychain carries a small chip holding one fixed web address. Hold it against a compatible phone and the phone offers to open it. No app, no pairing, no battery.

That fixed address can point anywhere: your own website, your Instagram or LinkedIn, a Google review page, or a mobile smart-link page with all your buttons in one place. With these keychains, a smart-link profile of your own is included at no cost.

The address stays, the destination does not

What is written on the tag never changes again. Where that address sends people is yours to change as often as you like, and the same keychain keeps working.

Only the owner can edit

The profile comes with a code of its own. It lets the owner change the content; everyone who scans the keychain only sees the page and cannot change anything.

Free with the keychain

A separately managed smart-link package with design, a QR touchpoint and hosting is its own service from €195 excl. VAT. The self-managed profile that comes with these keychains costs nothing extra.

Tested before it ships

Every tag is written after printing and tried on an Android phone and an iPhone. If it fails on either, it does not go in the parcel.

Finishing and delivery

The small things you only miss when they are absent.

We choose the ring for you

Based on the size and colour of your piece we select the matching keyring and send it with the order. A fine pendant gets a fine ring; a black piece does not get shiny gold. If you have a preference of your own, we follow it.

Shipping is free

Within the Netherlands shipping is part of the price, whether you order one or fifty. For other countries we confirm beforehand.

Material and colour

We print in PLA and PETG on Bambu Lab machines. PLA gives the cleanest colour and the smoothest face; PETG is tougher for a keyring that takes a beating. Unsure? Add it to your order and we will advise which suits your use.

From €30 excl. VAT · keyring and shipping includedKeyring and shipping included

Questions about custom keychains

Can I order one personalised keychain, or is there a minimum?
One is fine. A single custom keychain is €30 excl. VAT (€36.30 incl. VAT), and that already covers the design work on the name, the keyring and shipping. From 10 identical pieces the price is €10 excl. VAT (€12.10 incl. VAT) each, because the preparation only happens once for the whole batch.
Why does a keychain with a logo cost more than one with a name?
A name is text, so it goes straight into the model. A logo is an image that first has to become a clean vector before it can be turned into a printable relief. Automatic conversion does not always work; with a blurry or flat image we redraw the shape by hand. That is a one-off €45 excl. VAT (€54.45 incl. VAT), whatever the quantity.
What happens when someone taps my NFC keychain?
The phone reads the tag and offers to open your link: a website, an Instagram or LinkedIn profile, a Google review page or your own smart-link page. Nothing is installed and no app has to be running. Most recent Android phones and iPhones from the XS onwards read a tag like this with the screen on.
Can I change the link later without a new keychain?
Yes. The tag holds one fixed address that we never change; where that address points does change. You send us the new destination and we switch it, usually within one working day. The self-service editor that lets you do this yourself with your own code is being built; until it is live, we do it for you.
Which keyring is included, and do I have to choose it?
We choose the ring to suit the piece: the size follows the thickness and hole of your model, the colour follows the filament. A delicate pendant does not get a heavy split ring, and a black keychain does not get shiny gold. Add your preference to the order; otherwise we pick, and it is included.
Is there a shipping charge?
Shipping within the Netherlands is included. For delivery elsewhere we confirm beforehand whether standard shipping covers it; if it does not, you hear that before you approve, not afterwards.
How long does it take?
A single name keychain is usually ready within a week; a batch or a logo design takes longer. We print every new design at least two or three times before anything ships, and those test prints are part of that time. You get a concrete date after ordering rather than a promise up front.
Why 3D printed and not metal?
We print in plastic (PLA and PETG) on Bambu Lab machines and do not offer metalwork. Plastic is light, holds colour well and allows an NFC tag inside the body, which metal actively works against. If you specifically want metal, an engraving shop suits you better, and we would rather say so straight away.
Can I order these as corporate gifts or for an event?
Yes, that is what the ten-piece price is for. For a trade stand, a team gift or a customer campaign we often combine the logo with an NFC tag so one tap opens your website, review link or contact card. Order the quantity you need; for a tight deadline add a message.

Tell us what goes on it.

Name or logo · with or without NFC · quantity · colour preference · postcode. You get the design and the total back before anything is printed.