Professional 3D Print Manufacturing Service
One-off, batch and contract manufacturing of 3D printed plastic parts to the trade and public.
Upload your 3D model for an instant price and order online, or contact us to speak directly to the team who will manage and manufacture your order.
FAST – instant quote and order online in minutes
SECURE – non-disclosure as standard, formal agreements no problem!
TRUSTED – by global brands and re-sellers alike, we’re often the ‘name behind the name‘
PROFESSIONAL – MJF certified, ISO 9001 Accredited
ACCESSIBLE – speak to the team who will manage & produce your order
HANDS ON – we only offer printing technologies we own and operate!
Prototypes & Models
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MJF, FDM & SLA
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No minimum order
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Express delivery service
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Range of materials and finishes
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Batch Manufacturing
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On-demand batch manufacturing
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Functional end-use parts
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Volume discounts
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Post-processing options
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Production Partnerships
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Dedicated account contact
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Tailored pricing
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Aligned manufacturing schedules
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DFAM validation
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Trusted by individuals, SMEs and global organisations alike, we offer complete scalability from one-off prints to regular batch production using industrial grade additive manufacturing technologies. Speak to a member of the team to discuss your requirements and we can provide assistance from initial prototyping to volume manufacturing.
Proud Sponsors of Team BMW
For 2024 we’re extending our technical partnership of West Surrey Racing and their Team BMW entry into the British Touring Car Championship entry.
The WSR-run Team BMW race cars of Colin Turkington and Adam Morgan plus the Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport 3 Series of Jake Hill will use components created by Midlands 3D throughout the 2024 BTCC season.
A wide range of HP Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printed parts from ducting to bracketry as well as workshop tooling and set-up equipment will aid the BMW 330e M Sport race cars that will compete in the BTCC in search of a 17th overall title this year.
In total more than 100 3D-printed components have been used; an increase on previous seasons, following an intensive winter programme of performance-related upgrades that Midlands 3D has been a key part of.
