Key Benefits
Mechanical Performance
Lightweight and durable mechanical components, resistant to temperatures up to 200 °C.
Rapid Turnaround
High-accuracy prototypes delivered in 2–4 working days. Short production runs completed within 5–10 days.
Surface Finish
Improved surface quality and reduced layer lines; smoother finishes achievable on select machines, with primer-ready options available.
Our 3D Printing Process
Instant Quotation & Design Review
- •Upload your CAD or STL files and receive an online quote within 1 business day.
- •Our engineers review wall thicknesses, overhangs and assembly fits to ensure manufacturability.
Material & Machine Selection
We select the optimal material and printing technology based on your requirements for strength, temperature resistance, and surface finish.
Build & Monitor
Your parts are printed with precision monitoring throughout the build process to ensure quality and accuracy.
Post Processing & Quality Inspection
Final finishing, support removal, and thorough quality inspection before dispatch.
Typical Industries & Applications
Motorsport:
Mounting brackets, aerodynamic fins, intake manifolds
Automotive:
Custom fixtures, dash panels, tooling
Industrial:
End-use housing, pump components, handles
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum build size for a 3D impression?
Up to 325 × 320 × 325 mm (x, y, z) on our largest printer.
Can you print multiple parts in one build?
Yes — that's the fun of 3D printing! Our machines allow us to batch as many parts as fit on the print bed in a single run.
What materials do you offer for 3D printing?
We print in a wide range of engineering-grade polymers—including PLA, PETG-HF, ASA and PC—as well as carbon-fibre-reinforced composites (PLA-CF, PETG-CF, PA6-CF, PAHT-CF). Each material is selected for optimal strength, thermal endurance and chemical resistance. Please visit our filament guide for more information.
What tolerances and layer resolutions can you achieve?
Standard tolerances are ±0.2 mm. Layer resolution goes as fine as 50 µm, delivering smooth surfaces and precise detail for both prototypes and end-use parts.
How long does a typical 3D printing job take?
- Rapid prototypes: 1-2 working days from file upload to dispatch
- Short production runs (10–50 pcs): 5–10 working days
Rush jobs and larger batches can often be accommodated—just let us know your deadline.
Can I upload my own CAD or STL files?
Absolutely. We accept most common formats (STL, OBJ, STEP, IGES). Simply upload your file via our online quote form and we'll check manufacturability before confirming your order.
How is pricing calculated for 3D printing?
Pricing is based primarily on material, volume and machine time. Simple parts below 50 cm³ often qualify for fixed-rate quotes (from £25). After you upload your model, you'll receive a detailed breakdown—no hidden fees.
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