

Quick answers about our offerings, processes, and how we can support your projects. Please read carefully.
Our lead times are considerably shorter compared to competitors. Depending on the project's scope, this may be a few hours, to days, to 1 to 2 weeks. For comparison, any custom (non-standard dimension) product or parts from our competitors can take up to between 6 and 16 weeks! Often times we will dedicate entire machines just to meet the needs of our clients.
Simply reach out through our contact form or call our office. We'll schedule an initial consultation to discuss your project requirements, goals, materials, and timeline. From there, we’ll get you onboarded and develop a detailed plan tailored to your needs. We do offer expedited services when needed.
We serve an array of industries, including automotive, aerospace, energy, infrastructure, heavy machinery, medical, and OEM. We consider ourselves "industry agnostic". America's industrial and manufacturing sectors are our focus. Rarely do we work directly with individual consumers.
Depending on the method of production and material, the surface finish can vary quite a bit. FDM printed parts will have layer lines between 0.10mm and 0.30mm thick (± 0.05mm) Resin based prints, or parts derived from plastic injection molds made of resin, will contain fully-dense and isotropic features. Tolerances for FDM are as low at 0.1mm, while resin can achieve tolerances as low as 0.05mm. Pure resin prints and injections molds will have the best surface finishes and ability to adhere to strict tolerances — but will require the most post processing.
We offer just about every filament you can name, including reinforced variants. Filaments denoted CF contain carbon fiber, those denoted GF contain glass fiber. We offer the following engineering filaments:
ABS
ASA-CF/GF
Nylon-CF/GF (AKA Polyamide or PA),
PETG-CF/GF
PC-CF/GF (Polycarbonate)
PET-CF
PPA-CF
PETG-Tungsten
PEEK-CF/GF
PEI (Ultem)
PEKK-CF
PP (Polypropylene)
PPS-CF ((Polyphenylene Sulfide)
TPU
For resins, we offer engineering resins that can contain glass fibers or high ceramic content to support high heat and high stress applications. We also carry non-engineering resins for aesthetic or cosmetic prints. The engineering resins are what we use for low volume injection molding. For data sheets on some of our resins, please refer to here.
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