FDM · PETG · ABS
Strong and cost-efficient for repeat runs of fastening and assembly parts.
- Surface
- Strength
- Cost efficiency
Small Batch
Small-batch and low-volume production without tooling — from one unit to repeat runs of custom parts.
Quick answer
3D printing small-batch production starts from a single piece with no tooling, and larger quantities allow unit price and lead time to be optimized through process and batching. Reorders with the same file, options and material follow the same production standard, and FDM, SLA and DLP can be combined to fit each use.
Produce only what you need, with no mold investment.
Reorder the same part to the same standard.
Assign FDM, SLA, or DLP part by part.
Higher quantities allow process and batch optimization for price and lead time.
Process
Standard shapes are priced instantly with auto-quote; special tolerances or finishing are reviewed by our team.
Start here · Standard shapes
STEP 1
Upload and choose quantity, process, and material to see the price.
Output
Volume quote
Start here · Special specs
STEP 2
Special tolerances or finishing are reviewed, then method and price are shared.
Output
Custom quote
STEP 3
Process and batching are optimized for the quantity.
Output
Small lot
STEP 4
Same file, options, and material keep the same production standard.
Output
Consistent repeats
Process Mix
Parts of one product can have different needs — producing them with different processes is more efficient.
Strong and cost-efficient for repeat runs of fastening and assembly parts.
Smooth surfaces and fine detail for visible parts.
Cures a whole layer at once — efficient for many identical small parts.
Bars reflect general tendencies from our print-method comparison; results vary with geometry, quantity, and finishing.
Real Output
Parts we printed in-house on FDM, SLA and DLP machines. See more in the print gallery.
Repeat Order
Lock the file, options, and material on the first order, and every reorder follows the same standard.
First order
Reorder
From one piece. Higher quantities allow process and batch optimizations for unit cost and lead time.
Standard shapes can be quoted automatically; special tolerances or finishing may need admin review.
Reordering the same file, options, and material applies the same production standards.