Rapid Prototyping
Test fit, form and function in real engineering plastic before cutting steel. A printed prototype in days can save weeks of tooling rework later.
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FDM · CreatBot F430
Our CreatBot F430 industrial FDM printer runs engineering-grade materials that hobby machines can't touch — with dual extruders rated up to 420 °C for high-performance polymers.
Because 3D printing sits alongside our injection molding line, it isn't a standalone service: it's how customers validate a design in days before committing to tooling, or produce functional parts in quantities too small to mold economically.
What We Print
Test fit, form and function in real engineering plastic before cutting steel. A printed prototype in days can save weeks of tooling rework later.
Jigs, fixtures, gauges and production aids printed in tough, dimensionally stable materials — made for your line, at a fraction of machined cost.
When you need tens of parts, not thousands, printing beats tooling on both cost and lead time — in materials strong enough for end use.
Prototype to Production
Start with a printed prototype, validate it in the field, then move the same design into injection molding on our 14-machine line — without re-briefing a new supplier at every step. That continuity is the real advantage of printing and molding under one roof.
Send your STL or STEP file with the intended application — we'll recommend the right material and quote print time.
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