3D printing services in Seattle, WA
A 3D printing service for Seattle engineers and manufacturers, printing HP Multi Jet Fusion PA12 and FDM engineering thermoplastics at our North Vancouver facility. Parts ship to your door.
LEAD TIMES
Three production speeds
3
business days
RUSH
5
business days
STANDARD
10
business days
ECONOMY
INDUSTRIES
3D printing for aerospace tooling in Seattle
Assembly tooling belongs to a station. A jig holds one station's work, a checking fixture measures one feature, a drill guide fits one panel, and none of it transfers to the station next to it. Waiting on a machining queue for any of them stops everything around it.
We print assembly jigs, checking fixtures, brackets, and ducts in MJF PA12, and in FDM where a flame-retardant grade is specified.
ITERATION
How does rapid prototyping work in Seattle?
Design work moves at the speed of your feedback loop. Test the fit, mark up what's wrong, send the new file, and the next version is in production before the week turns over, in materials built for the floor rather than the display shelf.
FAQ
Using a 3D printing service in Seattle
Yes. Parts are printed at our North Vancouver facility and go out by courier once they are packed. Which service carries them depends on where they are headed.
Choose Rush at three business days, Standard at five, or Economy at 10, plus the courier delivery time. Lead times start once the order is paid and the files are confirmed. The full breakdown of what each option covers is on the lead times page, including which parts qualify for Rush.
No. A single part gets quoted and printed the same way a batch does. Upload the file, set the quantity, and the price comes back for that quantity.
3D printing service for Seattle, printed in North Vancouver
Upload the file, pick the process, and the price comes back before you commit to anything.