SVC-01
Industrial 3D Printing
Functional prototypes, end-use components, and replacement parts by FDM. Every job starts with a review of geometry, material, and orientation.
When to use this service
- You have CAD files and need physical parts without tooling costs
- The geometry is impractical or expensive to machine
- You need a replacement for a discontinued or broken component
- Quantities are too low to justify injection molding
What you get beyond the part.
Engineering review on every job
We check wall thickness, overhangs, tolerances, and load paths before printing, and tell you if something won't work.
Material selection guidance
Chosen for the part's mechanical, thermal, and environmental requirements, not what's loaded in the machine.
Orientation and strength planning
Layer adhesion is directional. We orient parts so the weakest axis is not the loaded axis.
How the work runs.
STEP 01
File review
Geometry check, manufacturability feedback, material recommendation.
STEP 02
Quote
Itemized quote with material, finish, and lead time.
STEP 03
Production
Printing with in-process monitoring and dimensional checks.
STEP 04
Inspection & finishing
Support removal, surface finishing, verification against the model.
STEP 05
Delivery
Packed and shipped, or ready for the next iteration.
Scope
Materials
- PLA
- PETG
- ASA
- ABS
- TPU
- Nylon
- Carbon-fiber composites
Typical applications
- Functional prototypes
- End-use components
- Replacement parts
- Robotics hardware
- Fixtures and jigs
- Enclosures
Asked before, answered plainly.
What file formats do you accept?
STEP is preferred. We also accept STL, 3MF, and OBJ. No model? Our CAD Design and Reverse Engineering services can produce one.
What tolerances can I expect?
Typical FDM tolerance is ±0.2 mm or ±0.5% (whichever is greater), depending on material and geometry. Critical fits are reviewed at quote time: tell us which dimensions matter.
Can you print in a material you don't list?
Ask. The materials list covers standard stock; we regularly source engineering polymers for specific requirements.
Where projects go next.
Next step
Have a project in mind?
Send us your files or your idea. An engineer responds within 1 business day.