On-Demand 3D Printed Parts And Prototypes
Rapid prototyping & 3D printing services
- Manufacturing Aids, Jigs, and Fixtures
- End-use or Replacement Parts
- Prototypes for Form, Fit, Feel, Function
- Hyperrealistic Multi-Material Prototypes
- End-of-Arm Robotic Tools
- Volume Production of Parts for Manufacturing
Ordering Parts Is Fast and Easy.
Follow the prompts below.
Step 1: Get An Instant Quote
Upload your 3D part file to our instant quoting tool below to get immediate pricing. Simply select your desired material and print setting and add to your cart for a price. If you need any help along the process use the “ask for help” button to get in contact with on of our Application Engineers.
Step 2: Place Your Order
Place your order through our online tool and our team will get started on manufacturing. The team utilizes our fleet of printers located in our Syracuse office FabLab to create your parts. When the parts have finished printing our team will remove support material using our wash tanks.
Step 3: Inspect and Ship Final Product
Once the prints are inspected for quality, they are packaged and shipped.
How To Get A Quote
Watch Our Step-By-Step Guide On How To Use Our Quoting Tool and order 3d printed parts.
4 Powerful Technologies To Choose From
We have the right 3D Printing technologies and materials for you
Resin-based
FDM
PolyJet
SAF
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Dura56 by LOCTITE
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LOCTITE 3D 3172 HDT50 High Impact / LOCTITE 3D 3172
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LOCTITE 3D 3843 HDT60 High Toughness / LOCTITE 3D 3843
- ABS
- ABS-ESD7 / ABS-ESD7
- Antero / PEKK - Antero800NA
- Antero ESD / ESD-safe PEKK - Antero840CN03
- ASA
- Diran
- Nylon-6 Mineral-Fill
- Diran410MF07
- Nylon12
- Nylon12 CF
- PC-ABS
- Polycarbonate (PC-10)
- TPU / TPU 92A
- ULTEM 1010
- ULTEM 9085
- Vero / Matte, High-detail Plastic
- Stratasys High Yield PA12
We are committed to providing a delightful experience
Matthew ReynoldsCircuit Breaker Sales NE ★★★★★ |
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“Great knowledgeable team with prompt response time. Which is why I will continue to go to Cadimensions first. Many companies claim quick turn around and rapid response time but cannot quote and start building parts in the same day, unlike Cadimensions. Thanks!”
Michael ChavanneDirector of Operations at SkateAnytime.com ★★★★★ |
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“This was our first endeavor into 3D Printing. We are in the process of developing an injection-molded edge for our synthetic ice. Given the investment cost of the project (design & mold), it was mission-critical that we create a prototype. (The expected cost of the mold is $25k, so this was not something we could leave to chance) Your Team did a wonderful job from start to finish. The work is first-class and we are confident in proceeding with our design & mold build. Keep up the great work & we will update you on the project as injection products begin production in a few months.”
Upload Your CAD Model Below
Don’t have a CAD model? Is there a material or technology you don’t see? Contact us here and one of our experts will reach out to you as soon as possible.
Download Our Useful Resources
Additive Manufacturing for Production Guide
A Comprehensive 3D Printing Materials Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are available for 3D printing?
How do I get a quote for 3D printed parts?
Upload your CAD file directly to the quoting tool on the Order Parts page. Select your preferred material and print setting and the tool generates pricing immediately. If you need help at any point, use the Request an Additive Manufacturing Consultation at the bottom of the page.
How long does it take to receive 3D printed parts from CADimensions?
Turnaround time depends on the technology, material, part complexity, and quantity. Quotes are available same day. Contact the CADimensions team directly for lead time estimates on your specific order.
Where are CADimensions parts manufactured?
All parts are produced in-house at the CADimensions FabLab located in East Syracuse, NY. The team uses an on-site fleet of printers to manufacture, wash, inspect, and ship every order.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
No. CADimensions accepts orders of any quantity, from single prototypes to volume production runs.
What types of parts can CADimensions 3D print?
CADimensions prints manufacturing aids, jigs, and fixtures; end-use and replacement parts; form, fit, and function prototypes; hyperrealistic multi-material prototypes; end-of-arm robotic tools; and volume production parts for manufacturing.
What happens after I place my order?
Once your order is placed, the CADimensions team begins manufacturing using the FabLab printer fleet. After printing, parts are then inspected for quality, packaged, and shipped.
What if I don't have a CAD model or need a material that isn't listed?
Contact CADimensions through the additive manufacturing consultation form. An Application Engineer will reach out to discuss your needs and find a solution.
Request aN Additive Manufacturing CONSULTATION
Not sure where to start? Our experienced Additive Manufacturing Specialists understand your business. Sign up here to schedule a consultation with one of our friendly and knowledgeable representatives and we’ll help you get started with your manufacturing needs.