Automation & robotics
We supply the hardware that keeps automated lines running: pick-and-place jaws, vision-system fixtures, conveyor adapters, sensor mounts, end-of-arm tooling, and operator-interface components. Print the part one week, revise the next, without retooling.
Speed, accuracy, and flexibility define automation and robotics manufacturing: our 3D printing produces complex custom parts and prototypes with precision and efficiency.
Services include rapid prototyping, custom part manufacturing in volumes from one-off through production runs, end-of-arm tooling, 3D-printed molds and fixtures that streamline production, and end-use parts for robotic components and assembly-line machinery.
Because there is no mold or machining setup behind any of it, a gripper that fails on the floor Monday can be redesigned Tuesday and back in the cell by the end of the week.
Programs we support today.
Custom grippers, jaws, suction cups, and tactile end-effectors for robotic cells and vision-guided pick-and-place operations.
Cable-management guides, protective covers, tool-changer accessories, and dress-pack components for robot arms and enclosed cells.
Camera mounts, calibration fixtures, and part-presentation nests for machine-vision inspection cells.
Conveyor adapters, side guides, diverter geometry, and feed components for high-mix line conversions.
Vibration-isolated mounts for laser sensors, lidars, proximity switches, and IMU sensors on automation cells.
Revised tooling printed and shipped in days, so cell changeovers never wait on a tool room.
The capabilities behind your programs.
Lightweight, dimensionally stable shop aids printed at a fraction of CNC cost: drill jigs, assembly fixtures, inspection gauges, workholding, and end-of-arm tooling.
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High-performance thermoplastic parts in Ultem, PEEK, and Antero on production-grade Stratasys systems.
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Tough nylon and elastomer parts for production enclosures, complex geometries, and end-of-arm tooling, printed without support structures.
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Carbon-fiber reinforced nylon: the highest flexural strength of any FDM 3D printing material.
Durable nylon-based thermoplastic with exceptional toughness, chemical resistance, and a smooth surface finish.
Glass-filled, biocompatible nylon with enhanced stiffness and heat resistance for demanding industrial environments.
Tough elastomer with high elongation at break and superior tear strength: flexible, resilient, and skin-safe.
Have a program we can support?
Let’s build hardware.
Send us your drawings, or just sketch on a napkin, and your program timeline. Our engineers will provide a rapid quote and deliver flight-ready parts built to your requirements and delivered on schedule.