Saved print profiles, per-batch QC, and volume pricing for repeatable small-batch and bridge production — the scalable lane between prototype and full injection tooling. It runs quietly in the background so your supply keeps flowing.
When you need parts repeatedly but injection-mould tooling isn't justified yet, batch and bridge production fills the gap — saved profiles for consistency, per-batch QC, and volume pricing that improves as you scale. Ideal for launches, spare parts, seasonal demand, and bridging the wait for tooling.
Illustrative tiers — exact pricing depends on part size, material and finish.
Material, settings and finish finalised and saved as your production profile.
Parts produced across the farm to a consistent standard.
Each batch checked against spec, then packed for delivery.
Repeat in a click — no re-setup, predictable lead times.
One-off orders and a standing production programme are different relationships. Once a part is approved and the volumes are steady, the way we quote, schedule and check it changes with them.
Per-part cost is worked out from your annual quantity and run size, not re-quoted from zero every order. The rate improves as the programme grows rather than after you ask.
Your runs are booked into the calendar ahead of time, so lead time becomes something you plan around instead of something you find out when you order.
Call off what you need, when you need it. No minimum to hit, and no capital tied up in a shelf of parts that might not move this quarter.
The same engineer who knows the part, its tolerances, and why it was changed last time — not a queue and a ticket number.
Machine, material, orientation and settings are recorded on the first approved run and reused on every one after, so batch fifty matches batch one.
Critical dimensions checked against your drawing on each run, with the results kept on file — so a question about a shipment has an answer.
Bridge production is the step before tooling, not a dead end. When your numbers justify an injection tool, we re-engineer the part for moulding, write the spec the shops quote against, and stay on it through first article approval — while we keep printing your parts so supply never stops.
Setting up a production profile takes one conversation — volumes, cadence, materials and QC. Book a call and we’ll scope your run.