Why 3D printing here
Built for consumer and industrial electronics
Consumer and industrial electronics have grown into a global, high-volume industry - and one that generates significant tooling and e-waste along the way. 3D printing lets you validate fit, run small batches and produce functional parts without committing to a mould first.
- Custom enclosures and housings for devices and IoT products
- PCB test jigs, bed-of-nails and pogo-pin fixtures
- Connector and cable housings, sensor mounts and brackets
- Bridge production while injection tooling is being made
- Fewer scrapped prototypes and less tooling waste
What we produce
Parts made for the bench and the assembly line
Enclosures & housings
Device and IoT enclosures with accurate cut-outs for ports, buttons and displays.
PCB jigs & fixtures
Test jigs, bed-of-nails and pogo-pin fixtures built to your board's exact geometry.
Connector & cable housings
Strain-relief housings and connector shells that hold tolerance for a snug fit.
ESD-safe & flame-retardant
ESD-safe, flame-retardant and heat-resistant material options alongside standard ABS/PETG.
Small batch & bridge runs
Working parts in days, not the weeks a mould would take - useful ahead of tooling.
Less scrap, less tooling
Print only what you need, iterate on the design, and cut down on wasted material.
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Electronics parts we've printed
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Frequently asked questions
What electronics parts can you 3D print?
Enclosures and housings for devices and IoT products, PCB test jigs and bed-of-nails fixtures, connector and cable housings, sensor mounts and brackets, and low-volume production or bridge-manufacturing runs while tooling is being made.
Can you print in ESD-safe or flame-retardant material?
Yes. We offer ESD-safe and flame-retardant filaments alongside standard ABS, PETG and polycarbonate, and will recommend a material based on where the part sits in your assembly and what it needs to withstand.
How accurate are 3D printed enclosures and fixtures for PCBs?
We print to tolerances suited to snug-fit enclosures, connector cut-outs and jig locating features, and can add SLA/SLS for tighter tolerances or a smoother finish where the design calls for it.
Do you support small batch or bridge production?
Yes. 3D printing lets you produce working enclosures and fixtures in days rather than the weeks a mould would take, which is useful for early production runs, spares and design validation before committing to tooling.
Have an electronics part to print?
Send us a CAD file, a sketch or a sample board and we'll get back with a printability check and a quote.