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3D printing is not one thing. What it is good for — and which machine and material to use — depends entirely on what industry you are in and what the part has to survive. These are the six we print for most.
Industries we print for
Automotive & motorsport — Jigs and fixtures that hold a panel where it needs to be
Aerospace & defence — Weight comes out
Medical & orthotics — Insoles and splints made to one person rather than to a size
Product design & consumer — Something to put on the table at the review
Jewellery & giftware — Castable patterns clean enough to burn out without residue
Manufacturing & tooling — The parts that make the parts: fixtures
Not on the list?
The list is where the volume is, not the limit. We have printed for film, for archaeology, for a brewery and for a zoo. Describe the part and an engineer will tell you what is realistic before anyone talks money.
Or have us do the job
Most customers start with our printing service rather than a machine — send the file, get a price and a lead time, usually the same working day. When the volume justifies a printer of your own, we sell those too.