We use top of the line 3D Printing equipment to deliver high quality objects for whatever project you are working on.

Whether you need an architectural model, cleared prop, mold master, museum-quality art 3D print or a functional physical prototype for your next design, we can help deliver what you're looking for.

With our in-house or remote 3D scanning services, our technicians capture and digitize assets for printing and digital projects. ​ Using infrared sensors, HD Cameras and locational data, we can capture the shape, surface detail, and high -resolution color data and output your project into a number of readily accessible file formats such as STL, OBJ, PLY, and more.

Fused Deposition Modeling, or FDM for short, refers to the most common method of 3D Printing, where material is deposited in layers via an extruding system.

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These 3D printers have the largest range of accessible filament-based materials, and feature a few color options.  FDM 3D printers are generally the most economical printing solution for early prototypes and practical-use parts.

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• Wide Range of Material & Color Options

• Strongest Available Parts

• Lowest Cost of Entry

• 3D Printed Pieces typically have visible layer lines without additional post-processing

Stereolithography 3D Printing, otherwise known as SLA, is an tried and true method of 3D printing that uses lasers to draw parts from a batch of liquid photopolymer resin.

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Rather than deposit material like FDM, an SLA 3D Printer bonds each layer of material to the previous, allowing for microscopic levels of detail with virtually invisible layer lines. Stereolithography 3D printing makes up the majority of the 3D printing we do thanks to its large build volume and smooth finish.

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• Smooth and High-Detail printing makes this ideal for artistic applications including sculptures, mold masters, and prop production

• Clear, Elastic, Wax and Durable end-use materials are available at smaller volume

• Perfect for casting jewelry and making detailed models that readily accept paint applications

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Polyjet or what is sometimes referred to as Multijet 3D printing, combines technologies from both FDM and SLA printing styles.

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Specialized print heads deposit liquid resin in a few short passes across a build platform, while a UV light passes over each deposited layer, curing it instantly. Polyjet 3D printers are excellent for producing small batches of smaller parts. We use our polyjet 3D printers to regularly produce custom badges, broaches, and other small hardware--particularly those that later get a faux-metallic finish, or even real metal plating.

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• Incredible level of detail

• Matte or Glossy finish options

• Fastest printing available for batch parts (prints 1 or 7 items in relatively similar time)

• Excellent for custom badges, buttons, iconography, burnout casting and more...

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