Production 3D Printing and Manufacturing for 50 to 10,000 Unit Runs

Injection molding makes sense at high volume. The tool costs ten thousand dollars and up. The first part takes weeks. The break-even point is usually tens of thousands of units.

3D printing skips the tool. The first part ships in days. The cost per part is higher than injection molding at very high volume. But for fifty to ten thousand parts, FDM beats tooling on total cost and on time to market.

We print at production volume with the same FDM process that prints prototypes. The polymer is the same. The strength is the same. The part you tested last month is the part your customer gets next month.

High-volume 3D printing and mass production 3D printing used to mean a six-figure capital outlay. We run the printers so you do not have to.

Your file stays on your private order page. Open the link from your receipt, click reorder, and pay today's price for the same file. Instant prices and saved projects hold for 30 days. A reviewed quote shows its own valid-until date.

Reorders skip the quote step. You can place a reorder in under one minute.

Plants buy production prints for jigs, fixtures, brackets, and replacement parts that the OEM no longer stocks. OEMs buy production prints for short-run aftermarket parts, branded covers, and field-replaceable assemblies.

See plant operations for the most common parts we print for industrial buyers.

Larger runs order online at the per-part price for that quantity, 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.

Per-unit cost drops as volume rises, until a print plate is full. The same STL printed in PETG might cost X dollars for one part. At ten units, that drops to about 35 percent of X. At one hundred units it is about 35 percent of X. Past a full plate, each part costs about the same, because every new plate costs the same to run. The exact numbers depend on size and material.

For real numbers on your part, send the STL. We will run the math. A person reviews your request and follows up by email. Go to pricing for how pricing works or get a quote now.