• Step 1 - Submit Your Design

    Upload your model (.STL, .OBJ, or .STEP) for review, including manufacturability (DFM) feedback for complex parts.

  • Step 2 - Receive a Quote

    We evaluate tolerances, materials, and print complexity to provide accurate pricing and lead time.

  • Step 3 - Confirm Specifications

    Select material, finish, and tolerance requirements; approve your order or production run.

  • Step 4 - Delivery or Pickup

    Shipped to your door or available for local pickup.

Materials & Capabilities

PLA / PETG

Cost-effective and durable, ideal for functional prototypes and general-purpose parts.

ABS / ASA

Impact-resistant and heat-tolerant, built for parts that need to hold up under real-world stress.

Nylon (FDM)

High strength-to-weight ratio, excellent for load-bearing components and production-grade parts.

Other Engineering Materials

If you need specialty engineering filaments, just let us know!

  • Industrial & Robotics


    Custom fixtures, jigs, and end-use parts

  • Consumer Products

    From concept models to full production runs

  • Automotive

    Custom brackets, housings, and functional prototypes

  • Aerospace


    Lightweight, high-tolerance parts

Why Choose Us


At 3D Pros, quality isn't an afterthought — it's built into every step. Every part we produce is reviewed for manufacturability before production begins, so you catch issues before they cost you time or money. Our process scales with you, whether you need a single prototype or a run of 10,000 units, with the same precision and consistency at every tolerance. And with streamlined quoting and production, your project keeps moving — without sacrificing the quality you're counting on.

FAQ

What file formats do you accept?

We accept .STL, .OBJ, and .STEP files for quoting and production.

What's your minimum order quantity?

We manufacture everything from single prototypes to large production runs — no minimum required.

What materials do you offer?

PLA, ABS, Nylon, ASA, PETG, and many more engineering filaments.

What are your typical lead times?

Our lead times depend on your specific part geometry and order quantity. We go over the lead time for your specific project at the time of quoting. We also offer an expedited production option to help our customers with time critical projects.