3D Printing for Plant Operations: Jigs, Fixtures, and Replacement Parts

A jig holds the part. A fixture holds the tool. Both wear out. Both get lost. Both need to be replaced before the next shift.

We print custom jigs and fixtures in PETG and PA-CF. Send a CAD file or a drawing. A person quotes the lead time and gives you a date before you pay. Expedited production is a request. A person emails you a price and a date before anything starts.

Plant equipment outlives its parts catalog. The bracket that snapped on the conveyor belt is from a machine the OEM stopped supporting six years ago. You have the broken part. You have the drawing. You do not have a vendor.

Send us the broken part or the drawing. We will reverse-engineer and print a replacement. Your file stays on your private order page, so the next replacement is a few clicks away.

The reverse engineering page shows which photos and sizes to send. If the part number came back no longer available, start at obsolete parts. We also say plainly what we will not make, on the trades and field service page.

PETG is our default for plant work. It handles chemicals, takes impact, and shrugs off shop solvents. ABS holds up when heat is the issue. PA-CF is the pick for parts under repeated structural load.

See material specs at materials. The most common picks for plant work are PETG and PA-CF.

The first order takes a quote. The reorder takes three clicks. Your file stays on your private order page. Instant prices and saved projects hold for 30 days. A reviewed quote shows its own valid-until date.

Plant teams can share the private order link. It keeps the part, the file, and the price in one place, so maintenance and purchasing can both look before anyone pays. Anyone who holds the link can reorder, so send it only to the people who should.

Larger runs order online at the tiered per-part price, or go to a person for review. On a reviewed run, a person quotes the lead time and gives you a date before you pay. Expedited production is a request. A person emails you a price and a date before anything starts. Most reorders ship faster because the STL is already approved and the polymer is already in stock.

See production runs for the full tier breakdown.