Companies are transforming their manufacturing process with 3D printed parts. Get parts cheaper and faster than traditionally machined parts. Parts are typically lighter and more ergonomic.
Soft Jaws:
3D Printed in Nylon + Carbon Fiber. Printing your soft Jaws can save you up to 80% off machining them and free up time on your machines for production jobs.
End-of-Arm Tooling:
Companies are printg EOAT to reduce weight, improve performance, speed up the time to market, and reduce cost. Both Nylon 12 and Nylon w/ Carbon Fiber can support complex designs and robust mechanical requirements.
Assembly Fixtures:
Use 3D printed assembly fixtures to make your workers more consistent and productive. 3D printed jigs help secure parts firmly and prevent mistakes or injury.
Brackets
3D printed brackets can greatly reduce the price and weight of your manufacturing processes. Depending on thread sizes requirements they can be printed or heated inserts can be added.
Printed parts as strong and durable as injection molded parts means your prototypes are imbued with far more value. Take them to customers, field test them, then soft launch without having to pay for tooling. Then later seamlessly transition into different manufacturing methods.
Functional Prototypes
Prototypes printed on the latest technology are much closer to their final mechanical requirements and aesthetic expectation. This closeness imbues your prototypes with more value and expedite the design process.
Beta/Soft Launches
XFactory can support volumes required for soft product launches. Get your product in your customers hands early for vital feedback. Immediately add these features to the next parts coming off the printer for further review.
Unpredictable market conditions have made it harder for companies to commit to huge production volumes. Additive manufacturing can deliver in smaller on demand batches with little to no tradeoff on quality and aesthetics.
Electronic Enclosures:
A very popular application at XFactory. 3D printed electronics enclosures are attractive, only as large as you need them, watertight, durable, and can be serialized straight off the printer.
Orthotics & Prosthetics:
Orthotics and Prosthetic companies are looking to differentiate themselves from their competitors and improve their manufacturing process all while improving results for their end customer. 3D printed orthotics when done on the right machines can achieve all three objective. Ask about PA12 for production.
Industrial Components
You can now print myriad kinds of industrial components. Complex geometries don’t cost as much as traditional manufacturing which allows you to combine parts, reducing cost and assembly time. Our selection of material can handle all sorts of demanding mechanical requirements.