Rapid Prototyping

Your Ultimate Production Partner

When a single millimeter could make all the difference in the product development cycle, rapid prototyping services should be your primary choice.

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Overview

Why Quickparts?

Materials

Capabilities

UK Certifications

ISO 9001: 2015
EN 9100:2018
UK AS9100

US Certifications

ISO 9001: 2015
ITAR Registered

7.5mil

Parts produced per year

40,000+

Projects completed

75+

Material options

Rapid Prototyping

When a single millimeter could make all the difference in the product development cycle, rapid prototyping services should be your primary choice.

But outsourcing your rapid prototyping needs only works when you partner with a company that delivers laser-focused precision at industry-leading speeds—for single or multiple iterations.

Quickparts has the expertise and proven capabilities to serve a wide variety of applications and industries.

Producing quality parts quickly isn’t just in our name—it’s a vision made possible by an exceptional team and state-of-the-art technology that we’ve spent decades building.

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Why Quickparts?

01.

High Quality

With access to cutting-edge technologies and materials, not to mention our rigorous quality standards, our rapid prototyping services are guaranteed to exceed your expectations.

02.

Speed

With facilities around the globe, we are uniquely positioned to get your parts to you quickly. We even coordinate across multiple facilities—and countries—to get your job done to your specifications as fast as possible.

03.

Experience

Our application engineers have over 10 years of experience on average. This knowledge empowers us to provide accurate and effective 3D-printed prototypes of parts for many industries, all with the quality you expect from Quickparts.

04.

Reliability

Our global footprint guarantees you a reliable and resilient supply chain, delivering the parts you need, when and where you need them.

Capabilities

Stereolithography (SLA)

Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)

Digital Light Processing (DLP)

CNC Machining

Direct Metal Printing

Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)

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National Geographic Makes CritterCam Smaller and Lighter with 3D Printing

Crittercam was envisioned and invented by marine biologist and filmmaker Greg Marshall. National Geographic introduced the first generation of the Crittercam back in 1987 and has continually been improving it. The Crittercam has been used in March of the Penguins, National Geographic’s Wild Chronicles and many other National Geographic DVDs.

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