3D Printing Service for Custom Parts

3D Printing Processes

Our online 3D printing service enables fast, on-demand production of custom parts for prototyping and end-use applications. Upload your 3D CAD file to receive an instant quote and manufacture high-quality plastic, metal, and elastomer components using a wide range of advanced additive manufacturing technologies.

To meet your exact performance and aesthetic requirements, we offer an extensive selection of engineering-grade materials along with value-added post-processing services, including polishing, dyeing, painting, machining, and surface finishing. From concept to production, we provide reliable manufacturing solutions with fast lead times and consistent quality.

 Compare 3D Printing Processes

New to our 3D printing service and not sure which additive technology is right for your 3D design? Compare the capabilities of each process below to see what fits your application's requirements.

3D Printing Matières

Plastic 3D Printing Matières

• ABS
• Advanced Photopolymers
• Nylon
• Polycarbonate (PC)
• Polypropylene (PP)
• Silicone
• TPU
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ABS ABS is an all-purpose material that offers smooth surface finishes, impact resistance, and durability. We offer a variety of ABS-like plastics: Accura Xtreme White 200 Accura Xtreme Gray Accura 7820 WaterShed XC 11122 ABS-Like Value MicroFine

 

Advanced Photopolymers When your project requires advanced mechanical properties, Axtra3D’s Hybrid PhotoSynthesis (HPS) delivers faster production, higher resolution, near-isotropic parts, and smooth surface finish, enabling advanced photopolymer materials for projects that need stronger mechanical properties than SLA or PolyJet alone. Tough Black (Loctite Henkel 3845) Ceramic-Filled (BASF 3280) Flame Retardant Black (Arkema FR512) ESD Black (Loctite 3380) Medical White

 

Nylon We offer multiple grades of nylons through our selective laser sintering (SLS) and Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printing processes. These powdered thermoplastic materials build durable parts with mechanical properties suitable for functional prototyping and end-use. PA 12 White PA 11 Black PA 12 Black PA 12 Mineral-Filled  PA 12 40% Glass-Filled PA 12 40% Glass-Filled Black PA 12 Value

Polycarbonate (PC) Polycarbonate is a versatile material choice that stiff parts with excellent heat deflection. Multiple polycarbonate-like materials are available through our stereolithography (SLA) process. Accura 60 Accura 5530 PerFORM (Ceramic-like Advanced High Temp)

Polypropylene (PP) 3D-printed polypropylene is a lightweight material with flexibility, durability, and chemical resistance. Polypropylene Natural Somos 9120 (PP-like Translucent White) Carbon FPU 50

Silicone

3D-printed silicone comes in a variety of Shore-A harnesses, is biocompatible, and functional in a range of temperatures. 

TPU

3D-printed TPU offers rubber-like elasticity and elongation with good abrasion and impact resistance. 

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Metal 3D Printing Matières

Why Choose Us for Custom 3D Printing?

Engineering Expertise

Our experienced engineering team provides Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) support to optimize your designs for quality, performance, and manufacturability. We help identify the best printing technology, material, and build orientation to achieve superior results.

Broad Material & Technology Selection

We offer a wide range of industrial 3D printing technologies and engineering-grade materials for plastic, elastomer, and metal parts. Comprehensive post-processing services—including heat treatment, CNC machining, plating, polishing, painting, and dyeing—allow us to deliver production-ready components with outstanding performance and appearance.

Scalable Manufacturing

From one-off prototypes to full-scale production, our flexible manufacturing provides reliable capacity, fast lead times, and consistent quality to support every stage of your product lifecycle.

Transparent Pricing & No MOQ

Our on-demand manufacturing model gives you the flexibility to order exactly what you need, with no minimum order quantity. Reduce inventory costs, respond quickly to market demand, and scale production efficiently with competitive pricing and dependable delivery.

What is 3D Printing?

3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is an advanced manufacturing process that builds parts layer by layer directly from a digital 3D CAD model. By adding material only where needed, it enables the efficient production of complex geometries, lightweight structures, and highly customized components with minimal material waste.

Depending on the selected technology, 3D printing can produce plastic, elastomer, resin, and metal parts using processes such as material extrusion, powder bed fusion, and vat photopolymerization. Each process offers unique advantages in terms of material compatibility, dimensional accuracy, surface finish, mechanical performance, production speed, and cost, making 3D printing an ideal solution for rapid prototyping, bridge manufacturing, and end-use production.

Advantages of 3D Printing

3D printing, or additive manufacturing, unlocks design freedom and manufacturing flexibility that traditional processes such as injection molding, CNC machining, and casting cannot easily achieve. By building parts layer by layer, it enables faster product development, reduced production costs, and the creation of highly complex, lightweight components.

Key Benefits

• Complex Geometries Without Added Cost
  Manufacture intricate internal channels, lattice structures, undercuts, and organic shapes with minimal impact on part cost.
• Part Consolidation
  Combine multiple components into a single printed part, reducing assembly time, fasteners, and potential failure points.
• No Tooling Investment
  Eliminate the need for molds, dies, or dedicated tooling, making 3D printing ideal for prototypes, custom parts, and low-volume production.
• Rapid Production
  Produce high-quality parts in as fast as 24 hours, accelerating product development and reducing time to market.
• Optimized Internal Features
  Create complex internal channels and conformal geometries for improved fluid flow, heat transfer, and lightweight performance. 

Common 3D Printing Applications

From concept validation to end-use production, additive manufacturing supports a wide range of industries by enabling rapid product development, lightweight designs, and highly customized components.

Typical applications include:

• Concept, Form & Fit Prototypes
• Functional Testing Parts
• Production Tooling
• Housings & Protective Enclosures
• Jigs, Fixtures & Assembly Aids
• Medical Devices & Surgical Instruments
• Heat Exchangers & Thermal Management Components
• Engine, Turbine & Powertrain Components
• Fuel System Components
• End-Use Production Parts 

3D Printing FAQs