3D Printing
Prototype to Scale

State-of-the-art, U.S-based production capabilities in a high security environment

ABCorp 3D offers the latest generation of additive manufacturing technology and materials.

Here’s What We Do

Industries We Serve

ABCorp 3D supports numerous industries by offering the latest generation of HP Multi Jet Fusion and Desktop Metal Binder Jet technology with a wide array of available materials, backed by a highly certified, U.S.-based manufacturing environment.

Today, we provide prototypes, overflow support, and completed parts for companies in the following sectors:

Aerospace

We have a long history of working with partners to deliver high-quality prototypes, replacement parts, and even drone technology as one-off orders or large-scale production roll outs.

Automotive

3D printing in the automotive industry can help shorten product development lifecycles, streamline design processes, reduce costs, increase speed to market, and shorten the supply chain.

Consumer Goods

Prototyping is an essential step for manufacturers intent on taking quality goods to market. While developing parts, manufacturers can easily modify any 3D design with just the click of a button.

Drones & UAVs

Additive manufacturing enables lightweight structures, consolidated assemblies, and rapid iteration, free from the constraints of traditional manufacturing, resulting in stronger, lighter UAV components.

Medical

At ABCorp, we work extensively with medical partners on prostheses, medical tools, and 3D models of human body parts when a digital image can’t relay the message.

Prosthetics

ABCorp 3D can create fully customized prostheses suited for every individual’s needs. These pieces are high quality, durable, market-ready solutions made with a variety of materials.

Robotics

From prototypes to finished products, we 3D print custom robotic designs that are both industrial-grade and affordable, including complex designs that integrate multiple functions.

Centuries of Expertise

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Next-Gen Innovation

Latest 3D Printing Insights

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Largest Multi-Jet Fusion Capacity on the East Coast

Robust Capabilities

ABCorp 3D is the largest HP Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) facility on the East Coast, with a full suite of machines and built-in redundancy to ensure consistent, uninterrupted production. All operations are based in the United States, enabling faster turnaround times and secure, reliable production at scale. We also offer a comprehensive suite of materials, including PA12, PA11, PA12W, Polypro, and BASF TPU, as well as industrial automated finishing in a highly secure environment.

ABCorp 3D also provides metal additive manufacturing services utilizing Desktop Metal Binderjet technology and 17-4PH and 316L Stainless Steel.