From concept to production-ready prototype. Precision, speed, and reliability at every stage.
Our 5-axis CNC machining centers deliver exceptional precision for plastic and metal parts. Whether you need a single functional prototype or a small batch of production-quality components, our CNC capabilities cover it all.
We operate advanced 3-axis and 5-axis CNC machining centers capable of handling complex geometries with consistent, repeatable accuracy — critical for aerospace, medical, and electronics applications.
From early-stage concept models to functional engineering prototypes, our range of 3D printing technologies lets you iterate fast and validate quickly — without the cost of traditional tooling.
We support SLA (stereolithography), SLS (selective laser sintering), FDM (fused deposition modeling), and PolyJet multi-material printing, giving you flexibility across a wide range of applications.
Silicone vacuum casting is the most cost-effective way to produce 10–100 high-quality plastic copies from a single master pattern. It bridges the gap between 3D printing and injection molding.
The process creates a silicone mold from a CNC or 3D-printed master, then uses polyurethane or ABS-like resin to cast copies that closely replicate the look and feel of injection-molded parts.
Our sheet metal fabrication services cover laser cutting, bending, stamping, welding, and surface finishing. Ideal for enclosures, brackets, structural frames, and functional metal prototypes.
We work with aluminum, steel, stainless steel, copper, and titanium sheets from 0.5mm to 6mm thick, applying a full range of surface treatments to meet your exact appearance and performance requirements.
Low-pressure polyurethane casting enables economical production of 50–500 functional plastic parts without the high tooling investment of injection molding. Ideal for product validation and pre-series production.
The process uses aluminum or epoxy tooling at low injection pressures, making it suitable for larger parts and thin-walled geometries that would be challenging for standard vacuum casting.
Rapid tooling uses aluminum or P20 steel soft molds to produce injection-molded plastic parts in days, not months. It bridges the gap between prototyping and high-volume production, typically for 300–10,000 piece runs.
Compared to traditional steel production tooling, rapid molds cost 50–70% less and can be ready in 10–15 days. This makes them ideal for pre-production validation, crowdfunding campaigns, and first-market batches.
Send us your design files and we'll recommend the most cost-effective process for your application, budget and timeline — at no charge.
CNC Machining
3D Printing
Silicone Molding
Sheet Metal
Low-pressure Casting
Rapid Tooling