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Additive Manufacturing

Industrial additive manufacturing has moved beyond prototypes into tooling, fixtures and qualified end-use parts — but only where geometry, volume and material requirements line up.

Where additive earns its place

Complex internal geometry, consolidated assemblies, low-volume spares and jigs and fixtures are the strongest cases. High-volume simple geometry almost always belongs in a conventional process.

Post-processing

Support removal, heat treatment, machining of critical features and surface finishing frequently cost more than printing. Ask for quotes on the finished part, not the print.

Manufacturers with additive manufacturing capability

Sample listing

Rapid prototyping, additive manufacturing and short-run machining.

Headquarters
Fremont, California
Employees
10-19 employees
  • CNC Machining
  • Prototyping
  • Short-Run Manufacturing
  • Additive Manufacturing

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