Upload your CAD file or technical drawing. Our team will review your specs and provide the best-fit solution.
- PLA: Affordable, biodegradable thermoplastic ideal for concept modeling and low-stress visual prototypes with fast turnaround.
- ABS: Engineering-grade plastic offering good strength, heat resistance, and durability for functional prototypes and enclosures.
- PETG: Combines flexibility and toughness; ideal for impact-resistant parts, jigs, and mechanical prototypes with light chemical exposure.
- Nylon (PA 12): Durable and abrasion-resistant material with high impact strength; widely used for functional, load-bearing 3D printed parts.
- Nylon (PA 11): Bio-based nylon with excellent flexibility and chemical resistance, suitable for hinges, snaps, and dynamic parts.
- TPU / TPE: Elastomeric material for flexible, rubber-like parts—ideal for gaskets, grips, seals, and vibration-damping components.
- Polycarbonate (PC): High-strength plastic with excellent heat resistance and clarity; perfect for demanding applications in automotive and aerospace.
- Carbon-Fiber Reinforced Nylon: Lightweight, extremely rigid material with high stiffness-to-weight ratio; ideal for tooling, jigs, and structural applications.
- Glass-Filled Nylon: Enhanced dimensional stability and stiffness for industrial parts that require high rigidity under load and thermal stress.
- ESD-Safe Materials: Designed to safely dissipate static electricity; ideal for electronics housings, PCBs, and cleanroom-compatible components.
- Standard Resins: Offer a smooth surface finish and fine detail accuracy, making them ideal for presentation models and non-functional concept prototypes.
- Tough/Flexible Resins: Combines impact resistance and elasticity, making it suitable for snap-fit assemblies and functional, flexible design validation.
- Clear Resins: Optically transparent and polishable; ideal for lenses, light covers, fluid flow visualization, and display models.
- Castable & High-Temp Resins: Burnout-ready for casting molds or heat-resistant parts in tooling, jewelry, dental, and industrial applications.
- Stainless Steel (316L, 17-4PH): Corrosion-resistant, strong, and heat-tolerant; suitable for medical tools, structural parts, and chemical processing components.
- Aluminum (AlSi10Mg): Lightweight, conductive, and high-strength; ideal for heat exchangers, housings, and aerospace-grade 3D printed parts.
- Titanium (Ti64): Biocompatible, corrosion-resistant, and exceptionally strong; used in medical implants, aerospace brackets, and high-stress parts.
- Inconel (625, 718): Nickel-based superalloy with extreme heat and oxidation resistance; perfect for turbine parts and high-temperature environments.
- Cobalt Chrome: High-strength, wear-resistant, and biocompatible; commonly used for dental restorations, orthopedic implants, and aerospace components.
Quantix 3D offers FDM, SLA, SLS, MJF, and DMLS technologies, enabling us to support a wide range of prototyping and production-grade applications across plastic and metal materials.
Our engineering team will evaluate your design, performance requirements, and end-use conditions to recommend the best-fit material from our 45+ industrial-grade options.
We serve industries such as aerospace, automotive, consumer products, robotics, and manufacturing, delivering high-quality, application-ready 3D-printed parts.
3D printing cost depends on material type, part size, design complexity, post-processing needs, and order volume. We provide custom quotes based on your specific requirements.
Yes. We support one-off rapid prototyping as well as low-to-mid volume production runs, ensuring consistency and quality at every stage.
Absolutely. Our engineers collaborate with you to optimize your part design for printability, performance, and cost-efficiency using the selected 3D printing technology.
Typical tolerances range from ±0.1 mm to ±0.5 mm, depending on the chosen technology. For critical dimensions, we also offer post-machining and quality checks.
All files and communications are protected under NDA and handled through secure systems. IP protection is a core part of our service promise.
Lead times vary by technology and order size, but most prototype parts ship within 3–7 business days. We’ll confirm delivery timelines during the quoting process.
Yes, Quantix 3D provides global fulfillment. We deliver 3D printed parts to clients across North America, Europe, Asia, and other major industrial regions.