3D printing service · San Jose, California

Prototypes and parts,
printed in San Jose.

Industrial FDM, SLA and SLS printing in-house: fast-turn parts that keep your prototype builds moving, and production runs at volume for any project.

Since 1979Manufacturing in Silicon Valley
ISO certified9001:2015 · 13485:2016 medical
Clean roomsClass 10,000 to Class 100
U.S. + AsiaSan Jose, California · Penang, Malaysia
ITARRegistered for defense programs

From file to finished part. Under one roof.

Two ways to work with us. Building a prototype with us? Our in-house printers produce the missing parts, fixtures and brackets in hours, so your build never waits on a supplier.

Just need printed parts? Send a solid model and we print one part or a full production run. We handle orientation, supports, printing, post-processing and quality check. No tooling, no long lead times.

Print technologies

Three technologies. One partner.

We help you choose the right process for your application, tolerances and volume.

Bambu Labs FDM printers
FDM · Bambu Labs

Fused deposition modeling

Thermoplastic filament, multi-material and multi-color. Best for functional prototypes, fixtures and cost-effective runs.

  • Build volume256 × 256 × 256 mm
  • MaterialsPLA, PETG, ABS, PA6-GF
Formlabs SLA printers in the AE lab
SLA · Formlabs

Stereolithography

UV-cured photopolymer resin with exceptional surface finish and accuracy. Same-day turnaround is standard.

  • Build volume664 × 528 × 194 mm
  • ResinsStandard, flexible, castable, engineering
Formlabs Fuse 1 SLS printer
SLS · Formlabs Fuse 1

Selective laser sintering

Nylon powder, no support structures, full design freedom for complex end-use parts.

  • Build volume165 × 165 × 300 mm
  • MaterialsPA12, PA11 nylon
How it works

From your file to a finished part

Five steps, one team in San Jose.

  1. 01

    Submit your file

    Send your solid model (STEP, STL or OBJ) with a print drawing or spec sheet.

  2. 02

    Technology selection

    We select FDM, SLA or SLS based on material, tolerance and application.

  3. 03

    Software setup

    Parts oriented and nested in PreForm or Bambu Studio for maximum efficiency.

  4. 04

    Print and post-process

    Printed, washed, depowdered, cured or sandblasted to spec.

  5. 05

    Deliver or integrate

    Parts delivered standalone or integrated into your build-to-print assembly.

Materials library

Right material. Right application.

  • PLAConcept models and fit checks
  • PETGChemical resistance, durability
  • ABSTrusted engineering plastic
  • PA6-GF glass-filled nylonStructural, load-bearing parts
  • SLA resinsHigh detail, medical, optical
  • PA12 / PA11 nylonEnd-use parts, complex geometry

Questions about 3D printing

What file formats do you accept?

STEP, STL or OBJ, ideally with a print drawing or spec sheet.

How fast is turnaround?

Typical turnaround is one day, and same-day is standard for many SLA parts.

Which technology should I choose?

Our team recommends FDM, SLA or SLS based on your material, tolerance and application.

Can printed parts go into an assembly?

Yes. Parts can be delivered standalone or integrated into your build-to-print assembly.

Which file formats can you print from?

We print directly from STEP or STL files. Each model is oriented for the best print and sliced to estimate build time before printing.

Can parts be printed in specific colors?

Yes. Our FDM printers run several filaments, and a color is assigned to each part during setup. Infill follows a default setting unless you specify otherwise.

Start a project

Send us your file. Get a quote.

Our engineering team reviews every request and gets back to you within 48 business hours.