“The future of manufacturing is additive.”

Additive complements machining: we iterate fast, prove concepts, and even make end-use parts when it makes sense.

Current capability (FDM)

Materials PLA, ABS, TPU, PETG—covering rigid, high-temp, and flexible needs.

Design rules  Layer height and nozzle size chosen for strength vs. surface; smart infill strategies; supports and orientation set for accuracy and finish; threaded inserts, bonded studs, and hybrid print-then-machine workflows.

Uses Rapid prototypes, jigs/fixtures, casting patterns, ergonomic studies, montage for customer reviews, small-batch functional parts.

Near-future expansion (Metal AM) Planned metal 3D printing for aluminum and titanium alloys (DMLS/SLM class), enabling lightweight, high-strength components for aerospace/automotive and heat-critical applications; integrated stress-relief and finish-machining plans.

Outcome Faster development cycles, lower R&D cost, and geometries impossible by subtraction alone.