Additive Manufacturing
Services at Prototek
Parts in days anywhere in the USA.
Prototek’s additive manufacturing offers:
- Production-Grade Materials
- Price Breaks on Large-Volume Orders
- Precision & Repeatability
Quality Matters | AS9100D Certified, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016, & ITAR Registered
* Not all locations have all certifications and registrations. Parts requiring these will be made at facilities with the correct certifications and registrations.
Our Digital Manufacturing Process is Simple.
Upload a CAD file and request a quote.
Our team starts production after finalizing project specifications and accepting the quote with you.
When the part has been completed and finished, it passes through quality control.
After your part goes through quality control, our team ships the part(s) to you.
Our Additive Manufacturing Services
Prototek is a leading provider of additive manufacturing services for customers across various industries. By leveraging state-of-the-art 3D printing technology, Prototek can create highly detailed and precise end-use parts and prototypes quickly and efficiently. Moreover, our team of experts offers a wide range of services, including design input, prototyping, and full-scale production. Additionally, with the ability to work with various materials, Prototek can produce industrial 3D printing parts with complex geometries and a wide range of sizes and shapes. Furthermore, they provide post-processing services such as finishing, painting, and assembly. Committed to quality and customer satisfaction, Prototek is the top choice for those seeking superior additive manufacturing technologies.
Laser Sintering
OEM:
EOS and 3D Systems
Lead Time:
3 – 5 Days
Max Build Area:
26 x 13.5 x 21.8 in
Tolerances:
First Inch ± 0.005 in
Add. Inches ± 0.002 in
Multi-Jet Fusion
OEM:
HP
Lead Time:
2 – 4 Days
Max Build Area:
14.96 x 11.18 x 14.96 in
Tolerances:
First Inch ± 0.010 in
Add. Inches ± 0.002 in
Stereolithography
OEM:
3D Systems and Stratasys
Lead Time:
1 – 3 Days
Max Build Area:
31 x 31 x 23 in
Tolerances:
First Inch ± 0.005 in
Add. Inches ± 0.0015 in
Digital Light Processing
OEM:
Carbon
Lead Time:
1 – 2 Days
Max Build Area:
7.4 x 4.6 x 12.8 in
Tolerances:
Depends on the parts geometries.
Hybrid PhotoSynthesis
OEM:
Axtra3D
Lead Time:
3 – 5 Days
Max Build Area:
9.5 x 5.25 x 19.25 in
Tolerances:
First Inch ± 0.005 in
Add. Inches ± 0.0015 in
Fused Filament Fabrication
OEM:
Stratasys
Lead Time:
1 – 5 Days
Max Build Area:
36 x 24 x 36 in
Tolerances:
First Inch ± 0.005 in
Add. Inches ± 0.002 in
Material Jetting
OEM:
Stratasys
Lead Time:
1 – 2 Days
Max Build Area:
19.3 x 15.4 x 7.9 in
Tolerances:
First Inch ± 0.004 in
Add. Inches ± 0.0015 in
Are you ready for an instant quote?
Our top priority is simplifying your life by offering a user-friendly experience when uploading your 3D file. The highly intuitive and straightforward platform lets you easily and quickly get a quote.
- Instant pricing.
- Instant lead times.
- Instant DFM feedback for your 3D model.
In-House Additive Manufacturing Materials
Prototek Digital Manufacturing offers a wide range of additive manufacturing materials to meet your unique project needs, whether you’re looking for industrial 3D printing parts or prototypes. From durable thermoplastics to flexible elastomers, our expert team can help you select the optimal material for your application. Whether you require high-strength ABS, biocompatible PEEK, or lightweight nylon, we have the expertise and capabilities to bring your ideas to life through additive manufacturing.
Selective Laser Sintering
Multi-Jet Fusion
Material Jetting
Stereolithography
- Accura® 25
- Accura® 60
- Accura® ClearVue
- Accura® ABS Black
- Accura® AMX Tough FR V0 Black
- Accura® SL 5530
- Accura® Xtreme
- Accura® Xtreme White 200
- Somos® BioClear
- Somos® EvoLVe 128
- Somos® PerFORM
- Somos® ProtoTherm
- Somos® Taurus
- Somos® WaterClear Ultra 10122
- Somos® WaterShed Black
- Somos® WaterShed XC 11122
Hybrid PhotoSynthesis
Digital Light Processing
Fused Filament Fabrication
Additive Manufacturing Finishes
When selecting finishes for additive manufacturing, it’s essential to consider several factors. Firstly, consider the intended use of the finished product, as this will determine the required durability and surface finish. Additionally, the chosen material will impact the available finishes, so selecting a material compatible with the desired finish is crucial. Moreover, some standard finishes for additive manufacturing include bead blasting, polishing, painting, and clear coating. It’s also important to consider each finish’s cost and lead time; for instance, more complex finishes generally require more time and resources. Ultimately, the chosen finish should be suitable for the intended use and enhance the product’s value rather than detract from it.
High Quality Rapid Prototyping and Production Parts with AM
At Prototek Digital Manufacturing, we specialize in delivering high-quality rapid prototyping and production parts through our state-of-the-art additive manufacturing capabilities. Our advanced technologies and expertise ensure that your projects are brought to life precisely and efficiently. With our cutting-edge facilities and skilled team, you can trust us to meet your needs and exceed your expectations at every step. From concept to completion, we provide top-notch services that drive innovation and success for your business.
Let us know when you’re ready to transition from product design to prototyping or from prototyping to production! We can serve as your go-to team for tangible parts.
Additive Manufacturing vs. Subtractive and Traditional Manufacturing Methods
Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, is an innovative technology that constructs parts layer by layer, creating intricate geometries that are challenging or impossible to produce using traditional subtractive manufacturing methods. In contrast, subtractive manufacturing, such as CNC machining, involves the removal of material from a solid block to achieve the desired shape.
Each approach has strengths, and the choice depends on the specific project requirements. These include part complexity, production volume, material properties, and cost. At Prototek, we provide a comprehensive range of manufacturing capabilities, encompassing additive, subtractive, and traditional methods – allowing us to offer the most suitable solution for your unique needs.
Compare our
in-house additive manufacturing technologies.
A comparison of AM powder bed technologies selective laser sintering and multi-jet fusion. Which is better for your project?
A comparison of AM photopolymer technologies stereolithography, digital light processing, and hybrid photosynthesis.
A comparison of AM nozzle-based technologies fused filament fabrication and material jetting. Which is better for your project?
Why choose Prototek's additive manufacturing to manufacture your project?
Several compelling reasons exist for choosing Prototek’s additive manufacturing for your project. First and foremost, our expertise and experience in the industry ensure that your project will be executed with precision and accuracy. Additionally, we utilize state-of-the-art industrial 3D printers and cutting-edge technology to provide high-quality products. This includes various materials and finishes to ensure your project is made to your specifications. Furthermore, Prototek can produce complex and intricate designs that are impossible with other manufacturing methods. Moreover, our fast turnaround times and competitive pricing make us a cost-effective choice for small and large-volume production. With our unwavering commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, Prototek’s additive manufacturing is a reliable and trusted option for bringing your project to life.
