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NEWS

New Currency Exchange Policy
October 8, 2025

LEARN

Why Extra Costs May Apply to Your Order
September 2, 2025

Bondtech INDX LEARN NEWS

What IN means, in Bondtech INDX
April 25, 2025

We unveil more about the Bondtech INDX. What IN means? It relates to a couple of technologies at the core of the INDX's multi-tool capacity.

Bondtech INDX LEARN NEWS

What DX means, in Bondtech INDX
April 4, 2025

Today we unveil a bit more about the Bondtech INDX. We explain what the DX means, and what is it all about.

LEARN

Beat our Design and Engineering skills – The Bondtech Ultimate 3D Printed Spinning Top Challenge!
October 1, 2024

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Latest Posts of the Bondtech Blog

08
Oct
NEWS

New Currency Exchange Policy

Posted on by Nuno Santiago

At Bondtech, we aim to make great filament extrusion technology accessible, and as fairly priced for our customers worldwide as possible. Until recently, we simplified international pricing by using fixed exchange rates from USD — our base pricing currency — to EUR and SEK. For example, we set 1 USD = 1 EUR and 1 USD = 10 SEK, to keep prices structured and consistent worldwide.

We recently updated this policy.

Since the last few months, our shop calculates EUR and SEK prices based on the daily exchange rate instead of fixed ones. This change brings our prices closer to real market values and ensures more accurate, transparent pricing for everyone.

What this means for you

Because the USD has weakened compared to other major currencies, our products are now more affordable for many of our customers outside the US:

  • In EUR: Today’s exchange rate is 1 USD = 0.85 EUR, making our products around 15% less expensive than before.
  • In SEK: Today’s exchange rate is 1 USD = 9.38 SEK, lowering our SEK prices by more than 6%.
  • In GBP: Customers in the United Kingdom also benefit, as the USD to GBP rate has shifted in their favor, reducing purchasing costs compared to past levels. Same happens in Switzerland, Norway and Denmark.

A fairer and more flexible approach

With this new model, prices in EUR and SEK will continue to adjust with currency movements. That means prices may change over time, but they will always reflect the actual value of the currencies involved.

For now, and in the foreseeable future, this means lower prices for customers using EUR and SEK, but also lower costs for people using GBP, CHF, NOK and DKK.

In summary

  • Base net prices remain set in USD.
  • EUR and SEK net prices are lower and follow daily exchange rates.
  • GBP, CHF, NOK, DKK using customers pay less because the exchange rate is favorable.

We believe this change creates a fairer and more balanced shopping experience. It also helps more customers access the Bondtech tools they need to improve extrusion performance in their 3D printers.

26
Sep
Bondtech INDX

Good Things Take Time

Posted on by Nuno Santiago

November 2024, we showed our OEM partners something that made them buzz: our very first manual tool changer prototype, INDX. It was bold, disruptive, and the response was enthusiastic. We got very excited.

March 2025, we pushed things even further by developing a whole new INDX tool changer, now with automatic swaps, a sleek design, and the first glimpse of a new era in tool changing (click here to see the video). But we knew it wasn’t yet at the uncompromising Bondtech standard for stability and precision. That’s why we set our launch date for November 2025, 8 months later.

Manual INDX : 1st development generation
Automatic INDX : 2nd development generation

September 2025, fast forward to now. Thank you for your patience! We’ve had many questions about the delivery, and now we can give you an update.

Our renewed INDX, currently 3rd generation, is in beta testing, and it’s something special. Built with a full aluminum extruder housing, it delivers incredible rigidity and repeatability like never before. It’s solid. It’s precise. It’s the foundation of what comes next.

Still, we decided to go further, harder and even stronger.

So we didn’t stop there. While the world is counting the months to launch, we are building yet another INDX — the 4th generation — this time aimed to be THE production-ready version that you don’t want to miss.

Visitors at FormNext 2025 will see the latest version live, applied, and running. Everyone will get the first chance to pre-order from our webshop, with deliveries starting late Q1 2026. As soon as possible, after we reach the final shape of the smart toolhead, we’ll start sharing simplified geometries to allow implementation projects to flourish.

So, on top of anything you know already about the INDX, what makes this latest version worth the wait?

  • Aluminum Chassis: A rugged structure delivering tool stance and handling rigidity.
  • + Positioning: Repeatable reference positioning system for the nozzle.
  • + Automatic Bed Probing: Automatic nozzle sensing for flawless bed leveling.
  • = Refined Precision: Every change, every move, every detail — carefully considered.
INDX : 3rd generation load/unload long term testing on test station

We know delays can be frustrating. But this isn’t just a delay — it’s a significant improvement, a major evolution, and a promise. When you finally get your hands on the Bondtech INDX tool changer, it won’t just meet your expectations. It will redefine them.

02
Sep
LEARN

Why Extra Costs May Apply to Your Order

Posted on by Nuno Santiago

At Bondtech, we are committed to providing high-quality technology to customers around the world. Recently, however, some of our US customers have been surprised when contacted by carriers such as FedEx or UPS regarding additional costs due on delivery. We’d like to clarify why these costs arise and how the process works.

What Are US Import Tariffs?

When goods are imported into the United States from abroad, US Customs may apply tariffs (sometimes referred to as duties) on certain categories of products. These tariffs are set by US trade authorities and collected at the border, not by us as the manufacturer.
This means:

  • We do not add tariffs to your invoice.
  • Tariffs are determined by US customs regulations and collected upon entry into the country.
  • Products with different categories and countries of origin will incur different duty fees.
  • Your carrier (FedEx, UPS, etc.) acts as an intermediary: they clear your shipment through customs, pay the tariff on your behalf, and then invoice you for reimbursement before releasing your package.

How This Differs From VAT in the EU

Some customers confuse US tariffs with VAT (Value Added Tax) in the European Union. These are two very different systems:

  • EU VAT is a sales tax we must apply to all private customers inside the EU; to all Swedish companies; and to all non-VAT-registered companies outside Sweden but inside the EU. It is charged directly on our invoices and collected by us, then passed to the tax authorities. We do not invoice VAT to any private or corporate entities outside of the EU.
  • US tariffs are not a sales tax and do not appear on our invoices. They are import duties imposed by US customs on specific product categories, payable at the time of import.

Why Does This Matter?

When you order from us as a US customer, your total cost includes:

  • The product price (invoiced by us).
  • Shipping cost (invoiced by us).
  • The applicable US tariffs (invoiced by the carrier).
  • Small clearing customs service fee (invoiced by the carrier).

Our Commitment to Transparency

We make most Bondtech products ourselves in Sweden. US’ EU tariffs will apply. Some parts we use though, are not made by us and are mostly imported from China. These include all stepper motors; and most fans, heaters, and cables. These incur China tariffs when you buy them from us as separate spare parts or accessories.

We understand that unexpected costs are frustrating. Unfortunately, tariffs are outside our control, and neither we nor our shipping partners can waive them. Our role is to manufacture and deliver the technology you need; the role of customs is to apply the import regulations of the United States.

We remain committed to helping our US customers navigate this process as smoothly as possible. If you have questions about tariffs or customs clearance, your carrier (FedEx, UPS, etc.) can provide detailed information specific to your order.

25
Apr
Bondtech INDX, LEARN, NEWS

What IN means, in Bondtech INDX

Posted on by Nuno Santiago

INDX is a novel solution for tool changer systems composed of a single smart tool head serving a limitless amount of thin passive tools.

Multi-color, multi-material, and multi-nozzle applications found the smartest solution available, and we believe it will influence the whole filament 3D printing market from now on.

Visit the INDX info page

Two weeks ago we revealed what DX in INDX means. The Dynamic eXtruder is reactive, it self-adjusts to filament type, volumetric flow and other printing conditions. It sets the proper filament pre-tension on its own.

The DX is based on our latest patent pending, filament feeding technology, now named Dynamic Dual Drive.

Today though, we are here to talk about the IN in INDX

How did we arrive here

There is a little parallel story behind how we got here. Let me share it with you.

Over 3 years ago, working as Product Manager at Bondtech, I started asking our Engineers, and to Engineers at our Partners, a very convoluted question:

“Why do we heat-up a wire, to heat-up a cement, to heat-up a capsule, to heat-up a heat-block, to heat-up a nozzle, to melt plastic?”

Eyebrows were raised all the time, even though… it is pretty convoluted, right? The process in itself, not just the question. Everyone agreed. A new way was necessary. Could we heat up the nozzle directly?

We needed some resources to investigate that.

We ordered some sets of Mini Induction Coil Heaters. Distributed a couple over our Engineers and did a steel bar heating-up measurement.

While testing, that mini heater could raise the temperature of a massive 12mm diameter steel bar, up to way over 200C in less than 15 seconds.

Impressive, but long way from being a product. Knowing about induction heating doesn’t make it a ready-to-use solution for our customers. We knew it would take vast time and resources we didn’t have at the time. Matter adjourned.

Photo fo a Mini Induction Coil heater on top of a working desk with computer keyboard
Mini Induction Coil heater

The story resumed about one year later to the likes of so many others…

“An inventor knocked on our door to present us some breakthrough ideas.”

It was a collection of ideas bundled into patent submissions and a raw but practical demo. One working freaking demo! All together just brilliant. Among other raw and ready-to-use concepts, one idea stood out and brought back old thoughts — the core idea behind the IN in INDX.

IN is for INduction

Super Fast heating with INduction

Electromagnetic forces are used to heat up the INDX nozzles in a few seconds, using low power. The novel approach of combining the effect with the low thermal mass of the nozzles was key for the blazing fast performance.

How does it work? An INduction coil directly and rapidly increases the temperature of the nozzle by using electromagnetic induction that creates eddy currents to generate heat within its material.

Basicaly the wheel re-invented. Not totaly new, but never used this way either. Almost a direct energy-to-plastic transmission. No convoluted steps in between. Pure efficiency.

From those starting ideas much has evolved in the last 2 years. At Bondtech we took it to another level and put much work on industrial design, reliability, safety, fine tunning and application.

It took us that much to get here, and the path is far from ending. The INDX is still in a state of flux. The geometries are not frozen. Much feedback is being received from our community of makers and creators.

As a proof of concept, we believe the INDX earned its stripes already, but work continues.
We also need your creativity and ingenuity to implement the INDX the best we can. Drop on us some (good : ) ideas here.

Also visit our INDX page and talk to us about multi-material printing.
Join our Discord or our Facebook group.

Thank you.

04
Apr
Bondtech INDX, LEARN, NEWS

What DX means, in Bondtech INDX

Posted on by Nuno Santiago







INDX is a novel solution for tool changer systems composed of a single smart tool head serving a limitless amount of thin passive tools.

Multi-color, multi-material, and multi-nozzle applications found the smartest solution available, and we believe it will influence the whole filament 3D printing market from now on.






16th of March 2025,
a date for the 3D Printing History books. Bondtech unveils over two years of research&development in the shape of a video portraying the Bondtech INDX.

The reaction was huge. INDX was very well received, and of course hundreds of questions were asked.

Some have already been answered here. Today we want to begin answering what INDX means. The DX half first.



The Filament Feeders Pre-Tension Management Evolution



Since the QR extruder Bondtech reveiled a better way to manage the filament pre-tension, a critical setting to ensure reliable extrusion. The Quick Release flexible hinge and spring loaded thumbscrew was a first and was later adopted by nearly everyone in the filament 3D printing space.


Later, with the LGX Large Gears eXtruder Bondtech created a novel approach to allow a cam enabled LGX lever to define filament pre-tension in discrete steps to ensure reliable and repeatable results. The red capped lever was a success. Users all over the world welcomed this easy to use feature. In a simple and objective way, we could select the right pre-tension setting to the type of filament in use.

Now, Bondtech created something entirely new once again.




DX Is For Dynamic eXtruder










What is a Dynamic eXtruder

Building on previous innovation, Bondtech now presents the ultimate easy-to-use pre-tension setter. No user intervention, skill or action required.

The INDX uses a new and clever dynamic dual driving technology. The dynamic extruder reacts on its own, and self-adjusts, to the optimal pre-tension required to print any material, at any requested volumetric flow, and under any 3D printing conditions.




What else is the Dynamic eXtruder doing

This novel dynamic approach is also what allows for the large dual drive gears to mechanicaly open wider and close tight so the filament can be both front on/off loaded and fed.

the INDX‘s gearbox, engineered by the Bondtech team, uses one single light and powerful stepper motor (also used on the LGX Lite Pro) to drive the filament and to engage the thin passive tools.

The result? Reduced weight and minimal multi-tool complexity achieved.








NOTE: Because the Dynamic eXtruder is a patent pending technology, additional mechanical and structural details will only be disclosed at a later time.








01
Oct
LEARN

Beat our Design and Engineering skills – The Bondtech Ultimate 3D Printed Spinning Top Challenge!

Posted on by Nuno Santiago


Are you ready to embark on a journey of Industrial Design and Engineering? We are thrilled to announce the launch of our groundbreaking worldwide contest: “The Bondtech Ultimate 3D Printed Spinning Top Challenge!” This is your chance to showcase your skills, push the boundaries of 3D printing technology, and compete for fantastic prizes.





https://youtube.com/shorts/TenPq2Wqz_c?feature=share




The Challenge: Can You Outspin Us?


We’ve set the stage by designing what we believe to be the ultimate 3D printed spinning top. But here’s the twist – we’re challenging YOU to do better! We’ve poured our expertise into crafting a top-notch spinning top, and now it’s your turn to take up the challenge and show us what you’ve got.



Our blog post will guide you through our design process, including the rationale behind our design choices, the STL models we used, the .gcode files for printing, and the hardware utilized, such as the renowned Bondtech upgrade kit. We’ve even prepared a captivating video, capturing the mesmerizing spin from launch to stop, complete with an in-frame stopwatch to measure duration. It’s a whirlwind of excitement you won’t want to miss!









How to Participate: Let Your Imagination Soar

Are you ready to unleash your creativity and put your 3D printing skills to the test? Here’s how to participate:

  • Design and print: Create your own spinning top masterpiece. Whether it’s a single part or a complex assembly, the sky’s the limit! You can also make launch tools to make it spin longer.
  • Adhere to the rules: Ensure your spinning top meets our contest rules:
    1. maximum weight of 6g;
    2. diameter under 50mm;
    3. no supports allowed during printing;
    4. use PLA to make your spinning top;
    5. use a FDM 3D printer;
    6. post your video(s) between the 1st of October and the 31st of November of 2024.
  • Capture the spin: Film a reaction video showcasing your spinning top in action on top of glass. Remember to use a handheld camera and a stopwatch in-frame to time the duration of the spin from launch to complete stop.
  • Share your creation: Share your reaction video on YouTube and across social media channels, spreading the word about your innovative creation and tagging us for a chance to win!
  • Use the following social media hashtag:
    #BondtechSpinningTop
  • Use the following video title:
    “Reaction to: The Bondtech Ultimate 3D Printed Spinning Top Challenge!”
  • Upload your design and make:
    post on Printables and tag your creation with bondtechspinningtop.
    To find our ultimate design click here.






The Excitement Builds: Prizes Await

As the clock ticks down, anticipation mounts for our winners. On the 9th of December, we’ll crown a winner from each continent, along with a worldwide champion boasting the longest spinning time. It’s not just about the thrill of competition – there are fantastic prizes up for grabs, rewarding your ingenuity and dedication to pushing the boundaries of 3D printing.

The prizes below will be delivered as Christmas gifts, with paper wrap and bow included, and a card from Bondtech to the winner.





Worldwide #1 Prize

Worldwide #1 prize



Per Continent #1 Prize

Per continent #1 prize


Please note that any applied import fees and additional taxes have to be paid by the prize winner.








Additional Note: Design Tips for Maximizing Spin Duration

To all our enthusiastic participants, here are some design tips to help you craft the ultimate spinning top:

  • Shape and Size: Keep your spinning top symmetrical and balanced, with a sharp tip for efficient spinning initiation.
  • Weight Distribution: Ensure even weight distribution throughout your spinning top to maintain balance and stability.
  • Surface Smoothness: 3D print the most polished surface you can, so your spinning top can reduce friction against the playing surface, allowing for longer spins.
  • Aerodynamics: Streamline your spinning top’s shape to minimize air resistance, experimenting with different profiles to find the most efficient design.

With these tips in mind, let your creativity run wild and design a spinning top that will leave the competition in awe!





Our Spinning Top Design Choices

The important choices we made for our design was putting some of the weight as far out as we could for increased spin duration, while adding an airfoil to the spokes for increased lift and sharpening the tip in order to decrease friction.

The two piece center pin is fit in place using a 3 degree taper in order to shim itself in place. The center pin got some facets in order not to spin inside the top body.









Join Us on This Epic Journey

Are you ready to join us on this epic journey of creativity and innovation? The Ultimate 3D Printed Spinning Top Challenge awaits, beckoning you to showcase your skills and vie for victory. Let your imagination soar, your printers hum, and your spinning tops mesmerize the world.

Stay tuned to our blog and social media channels for updates, inspiration, and the latest entries in the contest. Together, let’s make history and redefine how much can we spin a spinning top using 3D printing technology.

Let the spinning begin!



11
Mar
EVENTS

Bondtech @ 3D MEETUP 2024

Posted on by Nuno Santiago




A Swedish 3D printing exhibition you cannot miss

Bondtech will be exhibiting their latest upgrade kits developments at 3D Meetup 2024 (16th & 17th March), a Swedish based exhibition for 3D priting entusiasts.


Bondtech will be showing the latest product releases and also me products that are still not out.

A solution for the Creality K1 based on the Bondtech LGX Lite Pro Large Gears eXtruder will be the highlight but other new projects will be revealed.


We are also presenting a compact version of our LGX ACE hotends, to serve both the LGX and LGX Lite eXtruders, called SK1.

At the show Bondtech will be showing a Creality CR-10 Smart featuring a LGX eXtruder using a SK1 hotend to demonstrate a reliable replacement for the Sprite extruders.





At the show Bondtech will showcase the folowing systems:

Note : Actual configurations to exhibit may change.

  • Creality K1 with Bondtech LGX Lite Pro & X-axis motion upgrade with Bondtech CHT Vol nozzle
  • Creality CR-20 Smart Pro with LGX eXtruder & LGX SK1 hotend with Bondtech CHT Rep Rap M6 nozzle
  • Voron V0.2 with LGX Lite V2 and Mosquito hotend with Bondtech CHT Rep Rap M6 nozzle
  • Voron V2.4 with StealthBurner LGX Lite Pro and Mosquito hotend with Bondtech CHT Rep Rap M6 nozzle
  • Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro with LGX ACE Mosquito toolhead & Bondtech CHT Rep Rap M6 nozzle
  • Prusa Mini with Bondtech IFS and Copperhead hotend upgrade with Bondtech CHT Rep Rap M6 nozzle
  • Ultimaker 3 with DDG V2 extruders

Systems will be running throughout the entire show.

Come and visit Bondtech @ 3D Meetup 2024 ! : )








04
Mar
LEARN

Unleashing Core Heating Technology (CHT) in 3D Printing: A Game-Changer for All Scales

Posted on by Nuno Santiago

In the ever-evolving landscape of 3D printing technology, a groundbreaking innovation has emerged that promises to revolutionize the way thermoplastic filaments are melted and deposited. Known as Core Heating Technology (CHT), this advancement, pioneered by visionary inventor Carl Beck and championed by Bondtech, offers a transformative solution for enhancing the speed, efficiency, and quality of 3D printing processes across a wide range of applications.


The Origins Story

The journey of Core Heating Technology began in late 2016 when Carl Beck, a trailblazing inventor, introduced a series of brass nozzles for filament 3D printers under the moniker “Matchless.” These innovative nozzles featured multiple orifices for filament entry, optimizing the contact surface of the hot metal with the plastic. Beck’s relentless pursuit of innovation led to the development of Core Heating Technology, aimed at maximizing the melting capacity and performance of 3D printing systems.

In 2017, Beck applied for a patent (EP3445568A1) to protect his groundbreaking technology. This patent encompasses a 3D printer and method designed to increase printing speed by incorporating generic geometric features on a heating block, nozzle, and heat-conductive material for efficient heat transfer. Subsequent developments led to the extension of intellectual property protection to the United States (patent EP3445568A1), reinforcing Beck’s commitment to safeguarding his innovative contributions.

Recognizing the immense potential of Core Heating Technology, Bondtech, a leading player in the 3D printing industry, forged a strategic partnership with Carl Beck to integrate CHT into its product portfolio. This collaboration culminated in the development of Bondtech CHT ® nozzles, heralding a new era of performance and reliability in 3D printing.


Maximizing Return on Investment

The applications of Core Heating Technology are vast and varied, spanning the entire spectrum of filament deposition 3D printing—from small desktop printers like the Prusa Mini to large-scale industrial systems such as the BigRep One. By enabling deeper molten states and enhancing layer adhesion, CHT technology delivers tangible volumetric flow and part strength benefits across diverse applications, including rapid prototyping, manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, healthcare, and beyond.

One of the key advantages of Core Heating Technology lies in its ability to maximize the volumetric flow of molten material, particularly with larger bore diameter nozzles. Bondtech’s White Paper on maximum flow rates demonstrates the significant gains achievable with CHT-enabled nozzles, making it the most profitable return on investment within the 3D printing space. Moreover, higher push-force extruders are poised to capitalize on these gains, further amplifying the benefits of CHT technology.



Present and Future Challenges

Despite its transformative potential, Core Heating Technology faces threats in the form of counterfeiters and copycats flooding the market with unauthorized replicas. Carl Beck and Bondtech are actively engaged in protecting their intellectual property rights and combating infringement to preserve the integrity of their innovations and ensure the continued advancement of the 3D printing industry. The efforts are being deployed in Chinese retail and wholesale marketplaces like AliExpress and AliBaba.com, but also on the European and American network of eBay and Amazon retail marketplaces where sellers are being found and requested to close down.

As Bondtech continues to push the boundaries of innovation, future developments in Core Heating Technology hold the promise of even greater advancements. By leveraging CHT technology in new generations of nozzles and exploring innovative applications, Bondtech remains steadfast in its mission to create value and drive progress in the world of 3D printing.

Core Heating Technology (CHT) has emerged as a game-changer in the world of 3D printing, driving innovation and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. From its humble beginnings to its widespread adoption, CHT continues to shape the future of 3D printing, empowering users with enhanced speed, efficiency, and functionality. As Bondtech leads the charge in advancing CHT-based developments, users can look forward to a new era of possibilities in 3D printing.

With every improvement, Bondtech reaffirms its commitment to delivering value and excellence to the 3D printing community, ensuring that users can continue to explore, create, and innovate with confidence. As we embrace the transformative power of Core Heating Technology, we embark on a journey of endless possibilities in the world of 3D printing.


29
Sep
PRODUCT NEWS

Industrial Dual Drive Technology

Posted on by Nuno Santiago


Get more from your extruder.

Compact, robust, black, bold, flexible, reliable and easy to use. Are you looking for an extruder that really works? This is it. Create, develop, build and solve dozens of applications including manufacturing tools or end-products.

Use it with soft, semi-flexible, flexible, rigid and abrasive 1.75 or 2.85 materials. Install it as a bowden, reverse bowden or direct feeder. Apply it to hundreds of different 3D printer models from desktop to industrial form factors. Repeat results with repeated setups. These are the super powers of the

LGX PRO &
LGX PRO 2.85.


LGX PRO eXtruder close-up.



100°C


PA12 GF Housing
Max operating temperature


3Kg.cm


Pancake 1.5A
Max motor
holding torque


10Kg


@1A
Max filament
push force


About Retraction Distances


Be aware retraction distances are application dependent.


About Conection Cable


A cable with a PHR-6 female connector is required.


LGX PRO 2.85 eXtruder and Bondtech CHT nozzles.


ACE &
Shortcut

Use it with our short
filament path hotends.

The LGX PRO Interface Socket is retro-compatible with the LGX ACE and LGX Shortcut hotends developed by Bondtech and Slice Engineering.

This simple feature makes the LGX PRO compatible with many of our upgrade kits previously developed.


LGX PRO ACE Mosquito setup 3D printing.


LGX PRO eXtruder on a bowden application.


1.75/2.85mm
Bowden

Main feeder or
auxiliary spool puller.

Use it to pull filament from the spools and push it directly into hotends via bowden tube, or apply it as an auxiliary feeder to assist toolheads overcome the big spools’ weight and torque consumption.


Full Steel
Drivetrain

Main double gear
and drive gears.

The robust drive train we launched to upgrade the LGX eXtruder comes as standard.

It ruggedizes the unit extending its application fields and lifetime.






20
Sep
Bondtech

We Want To Know Where Must We Improve.

Posted on by Nuno Santiago



Hi there!
If you are a Bondtech Customer, we want to thank you.
We hope the products you bought from us were to your satisfaction and performed to your expectations or even beyond. Hopefully you had as much pleasure using as we did developing them, and in case you’ve required our assistance, we were able to help.

We want to hear your feedback so we can keep improving our products, support and website. Please fill-in this quick survey and let us know your thoughts.

Overall process will take just a few minutes.
Your answers will be anonymous in case you decide to.

Thank you again.



















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