Small-batch products, shipped from Maryland.
Small-batch additive production
You own the design. We help make the run.
For companies with a production-ready design or approved prototype that need a practical path to repeatable small-batch additive manufacturing without adding equipment or labor.
01Starting pointYour design or approved sample
02First runSample when the fit calls for it
03ProductionQuoted around agreed requirements
Who this is for
Best when the design is already defined.
Contract manufacturing begins with your finished or nearly finished part—not with open-ended product development. If the need itself is still unresolved, start in Business Solutions instead.
- Production-ready CAD, drawings, or approved physical samples
- Low-volume runs, overflow, or bridge production
- Parts with stated fit, material, and performance needs
- Repeat work that benefits from a documented setup
How it works
Specific first. Commercial second.
- 01
Review the brief
We start with the part, its job, and the requirements that cannot move.
- 02
Confirm the production path
Material, fit, sample needs, quantity, and acceptance details are resolved before a run.
- 03
Make the agreed batch
Production begins only after the scope and commercial terms are confirmed.
Before we begin
A practical production boundary.
- No proprietary files in the first inquiry
- Material, size, finish, and inspection needs are evaluated per part
- The requester must own or have permission to reproduce the design
- Regulated, life-safety, medical, structural, and high-voltage applications are outside this launch scope
Common questions
Worth knowing up front.
What file types do you accept?
Share the format you have in the initial brief. File requirements are confirmed before a full technical handoff.
Can we use an NDA?
We can discuss an appropriate confidentiality step before proprietary files are exchanged. Please keep the first inquiry non-confidential.
Can you redesign my part?
If the part still needs to be designed, tested, or rethought, Business Solutions is the better starting point.