Production runs

From one part to ten thousand.

Once a design is proven, the same file runs at volume. The tolerances don’t change — the per-part price drops and the planning gets more deliberate.

What changes at volume

  • Price per part falls. The quote tool already applies quantity breaks automatically as you raise the count. For large or ongoing runs, ask for a project rate.
  • Lead time is scheduled. A 500-part run isn’t 500× a single print — machines run in parallel and we block time for it. You get a real completion date up front.
  • Batch QC. Dimensional checks on a sample from each batch against your confirmed spec, not just the first article.
  • Packaging. Bagged, boxed, or bulk — tell us how it needs to arrive.
  • Re-orders. Your file and settings are kept, so a repeat run is a one-line email.

How to start a run

  • Send the model (or the part we already designed for you) with the target quantity and the date you need it by.
  • We confirm material, tolerances, finish and packaging, then quote the run as a whole.
  • First article for your sign-off, then the batch.

Not sure it’s production-ready? Start with CAD & prototyping — we iterate on a printed sample until it fits, then the same model goes straight to a run.