3D printed parts · New Jersey, USA
Parts that fit the first time.
Prototypes, fixtures and short production runs in engineering plastics and carbon-fibre nylon. A person checks every file, you get a firm price within one business day, and most parts ship in 3–5 days.
STEP · STL · 3MF · OBJ · PDF drawings · Files stay confidential
Sample part · BRKT-A
PA6-CF
0.20 mm · 2 walls · 20% infill
Layer 001 / 290 · Skirt
- Build volume
- 256 × 256 × 256 mm
- Hotend
- 300 °C, hardened steel
- Range
- 9 printed materials · 6 partner processes
- Lead time
- 3–5 business days
What we make
The parts engineers actually need this week.
Most of our work is the unglamorous stuff that keeps a project moving: brackets, fixtures, housings and the part that broke on Tuesday.
1 – 20 pcs · 3–5 business days
1 – 50 pcs · 3–5 business days
10 – 500 pcs · Scheduled per batch
1 – 100 pcs · Modelling + 3–5 days
1 – 200 pcs · 3–5 business days
1 – 1,000 pcs · 7–15 business days
Ballpark pricing
What does a printed part cost?
Pick a size, a material and a quantity. This uses the same pricing model as the instant quote, just with a typical part instead of your file.
SetupNo setup fee. File review and machine setup are in the part price.
Minimum$32.00 per order.
VolumeUp to 16% off the unit price at 250+ parts.
Part size
MaterialHDT ≈ 75 °C · Composite
Per part
$115.82
Order total
$1,158.17
Material
55 g / part
Machine time
17.2 h total
Estimate for a typical part at 25% infill, standard lead time. Your file gives an exact number.
Price my fileWhere parts are made
Printed here. Everything else, managed by us.
We tell you which is which. Partner work still comes with one quote, one PO, one contact, and our inspection before it ships.
Our shop
Our shopEnclosed Bambu Lab P2S, hardened toolhead, 300 °C hotend. Engineering plastics and carbon-fibre nylon, finished and inspected in New Jersey.
Partner network
Partner networkMachine shops, resin and powder-bed printers, sheet metal and casting houses we have vetted. We quote, manage and check the work.
How an order runs
From file to your dock, with no guesswork.
- 01
Send files
STEP, STL, 3MF or a PDF drawing. Printed parts get an instant estimate. Anything else, just email it.
- 02
A person reviews it
We check walls, holes, overhangs, orientation and your tolerances. If something will fail, you hear about it before you pay.
- 03
Firm price and date
You get a confirmed price and ship date by email. Approve by reply or send a PO.
- 04
Made
Printed in our shop, or made by a partner for metal and other processes. Production runs start after first-article approval.
- 05
Checked and shipped
Critical dimensions measured against your drawing. Photos on request. Your PO number on the packing slip.
- 06
Invoiced
A Stripe invoice by email. Pay by card or ACH. Net 30 for approved business accounts.
Materials
Will it survive in there?
Heat is where most printed parts fail. Here is roughly where each of our materials starts to soften under light load.
Heat deflection temperature at 0.45 MPa, typical datasheet values, rounded. TPU is flexible and not rated this way. Real parts depend on load, orientation and wall count; ask if you are close to a line.
Compare all materialsFor purchasing teams
Easy to add as a supplier.
Small shop, normal paperwork. We have a one-page supplier fact sheet ready for your vendor file.
- Purchase orders
- Accepted. Your PO number goes on the invoice and packing slip.
- Payment terms
- Net 30 for approved business accounts. Card or ACH through Stripe.
- Vendor setup
- W-9 on request. Supplier forms back within 2 business days.
- Confidentiality
- Mutual NDA before you send files, if you need one.
- Quality
- Remake or refund if a part is outside the agreed spec.
Questions
Asked before the first order.
Yes. One part is fine. There is no setup fee, and the order minimum is $32.00.