3D Printing Services
3D Fabrication
We specialize in Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printing, one of the most versatile and cost-effective manufacturing technologies available. Whether you’re looking to create one-off prototypes, low-volume production parts, complex custom designs or even mass production runs, FDM makes it possible, quickly and affordably.
No matter the industry or application, we deliver the precise parts you need, without the traditional costs or delays of conventional manufacturing.
Not sure? Try FDM for free – First sample is on us!
Rapid Prototyping
Prototyping delays cost you time and money. Every day you wait is a day your customers are asking for updates. A day your accountant is asking about cash flow.
We get it. That’s why we deliver functional prototypes in days, not weeks. Our 3D printing service helps you design, test, and iterate faster. So you can move forward, impress clients, and keep revenue flowing.
Focus on what matters. We’ll handle the parts.
Industrial Design
You’ve got the idea. Maybe it’s a quick sketch on a napkin, or even an excited buyer asking when they can get their hands on it. But designing that idea into a functional, manufacturable product? That’s where the real work begins.
Industrial design is more than just drawing up blueprints. It’s about transforming concepts into products that work, perform and last. It’s about refining, testing, and perfecting every detail to ensure your product is not only beautiful but also manufacturable at scale.
Let’s take that napkin sketch and make it a reality.
Your first prototype is on us.
3D Printing Materials
Nylon (PA12/PA6)
Polyamide (PA), more commonly know as nylon, is a versatile engineering grade material. Whilst performing superbly under large and even repeated stresses, Nylon also possesses great resistance to both chemical and thermal exposure. Suiting it great to mechanical components or parts that see substantial wear in the field. This is our go to material for any engineering grade parts.
ABS
Despite being a difficult material to worth, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) is well worth the work. Commonly used in automotive components, LEGO bricks and an wear resistant consumer goods, ABS is an renown for its impact resistant and professional finish. It also has temperature resistance up to 90°C and mild chemical resistance. 3D printed ABS is ideal for parts requiring surface finishing or higher temperature resistance.
PETG
Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG) is one of our favourite materials here at Omniforge. Not only is PETG easy to work with, but PETG parts are often both cheap and functional. On top of this, PETG is food safe, resistant to temperatures up to 70°C and even resists chemical exposure. PETG is perfect for functional consumer and commercial products.
PLA
Polylactic Acid (PLA) is another faviourite here at Omniforge. Between its price, ease of manufacture and versatility. Given its unmatched surface finish off the machine, we recommend PLA for all aesthetic consumer applications. PLA is also available is variety of specialty aesthetic varieties to emulate wood, stone and even metal finished.
ASA
Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate (ASA) is the ideal material for parts requiring superb chemical, temperature and UV resistance. Making it suitable for housings, enclosures and casings in outdoor environments.
TPU
Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) is a versatile engineering material. Available is a variety of shore hardness’s, from the rubber like 95A to the impact resistant 68D. We have used TPU in applications from squishy fidgets toys, extreme sport accessories and even orthotics.
Carbon Fibre Filaments
Carbon fibre filaments are made by embedding carbon fibres within other filaments. Usually PLA, ABS, PETG or nylon. This can have the effect of improving wearability of parts, layer adhesion and even improve temperature resistance. In fact, we have seen demos of PLA-CF (PLA carbon fibre) even being resistant to open flames. Carbon fibre filament is best used for parts requiring stiffness or large engineering parts where the warp of Nylon or ABS would make it impossible to manufacture otherwise.
PC
Polycarbonate (PC) is another engineering grade material ideal for parts that need to resist loads under high temperatures. With a heat deflection temperature up to 140°C and an impact resistance between Nylon and ABS, PC is ideal for electronic enclosures or under the hood automotive parts.
Not Sure?
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Compare 3D Printing Materials
| Material | HDT (°C) | Tensile Strength (MPa) | Rigidity | UV Resistance | Chemical Resistance | Key Benefit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PLA | ~55 | 50–60 | High | Poor | Poor | Aesthetic parts, models |
| PETG | ~75 | 50–60 | Medium | Moderate | Good | Functional consumer parts |
| ABS | ~95–105 | 40–50 | Medium | Poor | Moderate | Post-processing, heat resistance |
| ASA | ~95–105 | 40–50 | Medium | Excellent | Good | Outdoor enclosures |
| Nylon (PA12) | ~100–120 | 60–75 | Low–Medium | Moderate | Excellent | Mechanical/wear parts |
| TPU | ~80 | 30–50 | Low (Flexible) | Moderate | Good | Shock absorption, flex parts |
| PC | ~130–140 | 60–70 | High | Moderate | Moderate | Heat/impact resistance |
| Carbon Fibre (CF) | Base Dependent | +10–20% over base | Very High | As base | Improved over base | Stiff, low-warp engineering parts |
Use Cases
One-Off Parts
Not every part needs a full production run.
We print individual parts for:
Engineers testing fit or function
Hobbyists replacing obsolete components
Architects and educators creating tangible models
If you can send a 3D file, we can produce a real-world part in days—not weeks.✔️ Single prints can be produced within 24 hours
✔️ No minimum order quantity
Small Batches
You don’t need 10,000 units. You need 12.
Startups, designers, and researchers frequently order:
5–50 units for user testing
Pilot production for market validation
Components for short-term installations or events
If you're testing product/market fit, this is the fastest way to get your idea into people's hands.✔️ Every unit is serializable or customizable
✔️ No tooling = zero setup cost
Large Batches
Yes, 3D printing scales. No, you don’t need injection molds.
We support industrial clients with:
100–10,000+ unit runs of validated designs
Batch traceability & dimensional consistency
Ongoing part revisions without scrap
This is low-risk manufacturing for teams that need flexibility, not 12-week tooling lead times.✔️ Tolerance variance as low as ±0.1mm
✔️ Repeat batches ship on consistent lead times
On-Demand Manufacturing
Outsource production without holding inventory.
We work with eCommerce brands, subscription services, and industrial suppliers to:
Print & ship parts as orders are placed
Handle low-volume SKUs economically
Launch custom product lines without setup cost
You sell, we fulfill. You never touch a part.✔️ Integrated with Shopify / WooCommerce / manual workflows
✔️ Orders ship within 2–5 business days