These are the ways we help you move from concept to something real
Choose what helps you learn faster, prove what matters and keep momentum. For fast prototypes from CAD, see our rapid prototyping services.

Accurate parts for early tests and design reviews in SLA, Carbon DLS, FDM and DLP, with a 24-hour standard turnaround on SLA. For tough thermoplastic parts, see FDM 3D printing.
Precision-machined parts for tight tolerances, repeatable quality and production-ready decisions


Looks-like, works-like models with inserts, assemblies and electronics fitted, ready for user trials, investor demos and design sign-off.
Colour matched to Pantone, RAL or your sample, with metallic and soft-touch coatings and VDI textures, from two in-house spray booths and our own paint mixing system.

Silicone and polyurethane seals and gaskets cast to your specification, with moulds made in-house, for prototypes and production runs.
Self-coloured polyurethane parts close to injection-moulded quality, in batches of 10 to 500, from a team that has been vacuum casting since the 1980s.

Not every project fits one process. We often combine them: an SLA master pattern for vacuum casting, CNC inserts in a cast housing, then paint and assembly.
We refine ideas into buildable designs, with manufacturing, assembly and real-world use in mind
Medical devices need biocompatible materials and paperwork; consumer products need a finish that survives a design review. We plan the process, material and schedule before any machine starts, because the wrong process usually costs more time than it saves. To compare tolerances and lead times side by side, see our process comparison table.
Explore 3D printing in Cambridge, vacuum casting in Cambridge, medical device prototyping, our materials and the pricing guide.

SLA in 24 hours as standard, CNC in 3 days, vacuum casting in two to three weeks.

SLA to ±0.15 mm, CNC to ±0.10 mm, vacuum casting to ±0.5 mm on most dimensions.
The work speaks for itself. These numbers show the scale, speed and consistency behind it.
Tell us what you are working on. We will help you choose the right route and get the first parts moving.