Production without the factory

Low volume manufacturing, minus the minimums

Real, sellable, production-quality parts in the tens to hundreds. No minimum order quantities, no tooling investment, no offshore lead times.

  • Production-grade materials
  • No MOQs or tooling
  • UK lead times, UK support

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Fused filament fabrication in engineering thermoplastics. Machine time billed per cm3 of material (approx 15 cm3/h planning rate).
Easy, low-cost; prototypes and visual models. Suggested infill 10-100%. Planning basis GBP 20/kg.
Higher impact resistance than standard PLA. Suggested infill 15-100%. Planning basis GBP 26/kg.
Tougher modified PLA. Suggested infill 15-100%. Planning basis GBP 20/kg.
Good layer adhesion; general functional use. Suggested infill 15-100%. Planning basis GBP 24/kg.
Heat resistant, tough. Printed in an enclosure. Suggested infill 15-100%. Planning basis GBP 22/kg.
UV and weather resistant; outdoor parts. Suggested infill 15-100%. Planning basis GBP 28/kg.
Strong, tough, wear resistant. Dried before printing. Suggested infill 20-100%. Planning basis GBP 50/kg.
Stiff and dimensionally stable. Suggested infill 20-100%. Planning basis GBP 60/kg.
High stiffness and strength; structural parts. Suggested infill 20-100%. Planning basis GBP 65/kg.
Stiffer than PETG. Suggested infill 15-100%. Planning basis GBP 35/kg.
UV-resistant and stiff. Suggested infill 15-100%. Planning basis GBP 45/kg.
Easy carbon-fibre composite; decorative and functional. Suggested infill 15-100%. Planning basis GBP 35/kg.
High heat and impact resistance. Suggested infill 20-100%. Planning basis GBP 45/kg.
Very stiff, high-temperature composite. Suggested infill 20-100%. Planning basis GBP 65/kg.
Flexible, abrasion resistant. Suggested infill 10-100%. Planning basis GBP 32/kg.
Softer flexible parts. Suggested infill 10-100%. Planning basis GBP 45/kg.
Lightweight, chemical resistant. Suggested infill 10-100%. Planning basis GBP 38/kg.
Soluble support material. Suggested infill 10-100%. Planning basis GBP 50/kg.
Very light – displays and visual mock-ups
Light – general prototypes, low-load parts
Typical FDM default – good cost/speed balance
Medium – functional prototypes, brackets, enclosures
Medium – common production setting
Heavy – load-bearing functional parts
Heavy – load-bearing functional parts
Very heavy – high-load parts and fixtures
Very heavy – consider more walls instead
Solid – maximum strength, sealing or machining stock

The detail

Manufacturing that scales down as well as up

Traditional manufacturing punishes small numbers: minimum order quantities, tooling amortisation, and unit prices that only look good at volumes you can’t sell yet. Additive manufacturing flips that. Your first unit and your five-hundredth cost roughly the same, so you can launch, learn and grow without betting the budget on stock.

We work with hardware startups, niche product businesses and engineering firms who need real parts in real materials — ABS and ASA for housings, Nylon for mechanical loads, TPU where flex matters.

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Launch sooner

Go from approved design to sellable stock in days, then scale the numbers as demand proves out.

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Flat unit economics

No tooling to amortise means small quantities aren’t penalised. Pay for parts, not setup.

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Iterate in production

Fix a weak point or add a feature mid-production run — the next parts just print the new version.

How it works

From STL to doorstep in four steps

No email chains, no waiting for a sales rep. Upload, configure, and your parts go straight onto the print queue.

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Upload your model

Drop an STL, OBJ or ZIP straight into the builder — up to 100MB. Your file stays private.

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Choose material & colour

Pick from PLA, ABS, ASA, TPU or Nylon and see your part rendered live in 3D.

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Get your price

An instant estimate based on your part’s actual geometry — plus a firm quote confirmed by a real engineer.

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We print & ship

Every part is checked before dispatch and shipped anywhere in the UK, with express options when it’s urgent.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Is 3D printing really good enough for end-use parts?

For a huge range of products, yes. Materials like ABS, ASA and Nylon are the same polymers used in injection moulding, and we’ll advise on orientation and design so printed parts perform in service.

What volumes can you handle?

From single figures up to hundreds of parts per order. If your volumes outgrow printing, we’ll say so — and you’ll have a proven design to take to a moulder.

Can you match a specific colour or finish?

We stock a range of colours per material and can source others. Tell us what you need in the comments when you request your quote and we’ll confirm options and pricing.

How do reorders work?

We keep your file and settings on record. Message us with the quantity and we’ll confirm price and lead time — usually the same day.

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