​ CAPABILITIES

Custom Industrial 3D Printing services


Rapid prototyping through production-ready parts in a wide range of materials. Fast, reliable, and built for complex geometries.

Industrial Printing

SLA, SLS, MJF, FDM, and SLM metal processes for detailed prototypes and functional parts.

Engineering Materials

Nylon, resins, composites, flexible polymers, and various metals for your application.

Prototype to Production

Prototype through repeatable production quantities, with no tooling required.

​ OVERVIEW

Why teams choose Flatout for Industrial 3D Printing

We apply this process where it delivers the best balance of precision, speed, and cost for your part and its stage.

Industrial metal 3D printed component
Specifications
Processes SLA, SLS, MJF, FDM, and SLM metal
Materials Nylon, glass-filled nylon, resins, composites, metals
Use cases Engineering prototypes, jigs and fixtures, end-use parts
Design advantages Complex geometry and part consolidation
Quantities 1 piece through full production
What’s Included
Engineering review On every quote
DFM feedback Included
Documentation Certs, CofC, FAI on request
Quote turnaround Typically within 24 hours

​ MATERIALS

3D Printing materials

From production-grade nylons to fully dense metals, we print in materials engineered for real-world performance. Every material is matched to the right process for your part.

Nylon 12 (PA-12)

Tough, chemical-resistant, and dimensionally stable. The workhorse for MJF and SLS functional parts, enclosures, and end-use components.

Fiber-Filled PA-12

PA-12 reinforced with strands of carbon fiber for higher stiffness and heat resistance. Ideal for brackets, housings, and structural components.

TPU (Flexible)

Rubber-like flexibility with excellent abrasion resistance for seals, gaskets, grips, and impact-absorbing parts.

Aluminum 6061 / AlSi10Mg

Lightweight metal with excellent thermal properties. Printed via SLM for heat exchangers, brackets, and aerospace components.

Stainless Steel 316L / 17-4 PH

Fully dense, corrosion-resistant metal parts with strength comparable to machined equivalents. For tooling, hardware, and fluid systems.

Titanium Ti-6Al-4V

Exceptional strength-to-weight and biocompatibility for aerospace, motorsport, and medical applications.

​ FINISHING OPTIONS

From raw print to a finished product

Post-processing isn’t just cosmetic. The right finish can add durability, wear resistance, and a professional appearance to every printed part.

as printed part

As Printed

Best for functional prototypes or internal components where appearance isn’t a priority. Parts are delivered straight off the printer with no additional finishing, maintaining raw textures and natural strength.

painting post process

Painting

Enhance both aesthetics and durability with a wide selection of colors and protective surface coatings. Perfect for end-use parts where branding, customization, or visual presentation matters.

Electroplating process

Electroplating

Apply a durable metal coating to improve surface hardness, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, or conductivity. It is an excellent option for parts that need functional enhancement and a premium metallic finish.

Polished metal 3D print

Polishing

Reduce surface roughness and achieve a smooth, visually appealing finish. Ideal for parts where surface quality is critical, including consumer products, prototypes, and display pieces.

How We Work

​ SPECIFICATIONS

Additive processes we offer

Each process trades off resolution, strength, surface finish, and cost. We’re here to help you pick the right one for your part.

SLA Technology

SLA (Stereolithography 3D Printing)

SLA uses a high-precision laser to cure liquid resin into solid layers, resulting in parts with exceptional detail, smooth surfaces, and tight tolerances. It’s ideal for detailed prototypes, intricate designs, and cosmetic components where visual quality matters.

HP Jet Fusion Technology

HP MJF (HP Multi Jet Fusion)

HP MJF uses a fusing agent combined with heat to produce strong, functional nylon parts with excellent mechanical properties. It’s perfect for small-batch production, complex geometries, and parts that require durability and precision.

SLS technology

SLS (Selective Laser Sintering)

SLS fuses powdered materials layer by layer using a laser, creating robust and durable parts without the need for support structures. It’s an excellent choice for functional prototypes, end-use parts, and designs with intricate internal features.

SLM Technology

SLM (Selective Laser Melting)

SLM uses a high-powered laser to fully melt and fuse metal powders, producing high-strength, complex metal components. This process is ideal for aerospace, medical, automotive, and industrial applications where performance and reliability are critical.

​ ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING

Is 3D printing right for your part?

Explore the applications, advantages, and real-world use cases, then upload your CAD and find out in 24 hours.

What is 3D Printing?

3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a process that builds objects layer by layer from a digital model. It allows for rapid production of complex geometries that would be difficult or impossible with traditional manufacturing methods. Ideal for both prototyping and low-volume production, 3D printing offers unmatched flexibility, reduced lead times, and a wide range of material options from standard plastics to high-performance composites.

3d printing
Complex metal 3d printed component

Advantages of 3D Printing

3D printing is ideal for engineering and production prototypes that closely resemble the final product in appearance and functionality. Flatout provides fast quotes and dependable delivery for precise, high-quality 3D-printed prototypes and production parts.

​ WHY FLATOUT

More than a fab shop

We are a true manufacturing partner throughout your product journey. Get reliable parts, tight tolerances, fast turnaround, and real human support from quote through delivery. 

Team meeting about design

Quality that comes standard

Every part is reviewed against your requirements before shipment. Careful inspection and clear documentation help deliver consistent results.

Responsive human support

Real people respond quickly, communicate clearly, and keep your project moving from quote through delivery.

ISO-certified partners

We work with qualified manufacturing partners to provide dependable processes and consistent quality.

From one part to production

Start with a single prototype and scale into production quantities without changing the standards your parts must meet.

​ HOW IT WORKS

From CAD file to delivered parts

A clear process with our engineering team involved at the points that matter.

1

Upload your design files

Send your CAD files in STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, Parasolid, or STL formats. Include PDF or DXF drawings for tolerances and finish requirements.

2

Receive your quote

Our engineering team reviews your files, confirms manufacturability, and provides clear pricing, timing, and next steps.

3

Approve production

Review and approve the process, material, finish, and inspection requirements before manufacturing begins.

4

Production and delivery

Your parts are manufactured, inspected before shipment, and delivered with progress updates along the way.

Prototype, low volume, or full production

Whether you need a handful of prototype parts or thousands of production components, we scale with you.

1 to 100 parts

Rapid prototyping

Manufacturing for fast-moving projects. Perfect for functional prototypes, one-off parts, or fitment checks when speed is critical.

100 to 1,000 parts

Low volume manufacturing

Bridge the gap between prototyping and full production. Built for startups, custom products, and pre-production runs. 

1,000+ parts

End-use production

Full-scale manufacturing for finished products. Consistent, repeatable results with tight tolerances and quality control baked in.

​ FAQ

Questions, answered

Have a question that is not answered here? Contact our engineering team directly and we will get back to you quickly.

What file types do you accept?

We accept major 3D CAD formats, including STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, Parasolid, and STL. PDF and DXF drawings are also helpful for communicating dimensions, tolerances, materials, and finish requirements.

Timing depends on the process, material, quantity, and complexity of your parts. Quotes are typically provided within 24 hours. Prototype orders may be completed in as little as 1 to 10 business days, while larger production orders may require additional time.

Yes. We can hold tolerances as tight as ±0.001 inch on critical features when the material, geometry, and manufacturing process allow it. Include a drawing with your CAD files so our engineering team can review each tolerance requirement.

We support customers across automotive, industrial equipment, consumer products, product development, and other industries that require dependable custom parts. Contact us to discuss the requirements for your application.

Yes. Available finishes include anodizing, powder coating, plating, polishing, and other options based on the material and manufacturing process. Tell us your appearance and performance requirements when requesting a quote.

Our engineering team reviews your files, material, quantity, tolerances, and finish requirements. We will contact you if we have questions, then provide clear pricing, estimated timing, and the next steps for production.

READY TO BUILD?

Get a quote from a real person, not AI.

Upload your CAD files and project details. Our engineering team reviews manufacturability and typically returns a detailed quote within 24 hours.

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