ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING.
Industrial 3D printing for prototypes, tooling, fixtures, custom components, and low-volume applications. Allied uses additive manufacturing where speed, geometry, weight, or design flexibility makes it the right manufacturing approach.
TURN IDEAS INTO PARTS.
Additive manufacturing gives our engineers and customers another way to solve manufacturing problems. We can move quickly from concept to physical part, test designs, build production aids, and create geometries that are difficult or inefficient to make conventionally.
FAST, FLEXIBLE, PRACTICAL.
Our additive equipment supports functional prototypes and manufacturing tools alongside conventional machining and fabrication, giving customers more options for getting the right part made.
5 MARKFORGED MARK TWO SYSTEMS
Professional composite 3D printing for functional parts, fixtures, tooling, and production aids.
3 MAKERBOT METHOD X SYSTEMS
Additional additive capacity for prototypes, development work, custom components, and shop-floor solutions.
FROM CONCEPT TO PART
Accelerate design iteration by producing physical parts without waiting for conventional tooling or long production cycles.
FIXTURES & PRODUCTION AIDS
Create custom jigs, fixtures, gauges, and manufacturing aids designed around the way your team actually works.
DESIGN FREEDOM
Use additive processes for lightweight or complex geometries that may be difficult to machine or fabricate conventionally.
HYBRID MANUFACTURING
Combine additive production with Allied’s machining, fabrication, finishing, and inspection capabilities when the project calls for it.
THE RIGHT PROCESS FOR THE PART.
Additive manufacturing is one tool in a larger manufacturing system. Allied can help evaluate whether a part belongs on a 3D printer, a CNC machine, a waterjet, a laser, or a combination of processes.
When a project needs broader production capability, connect additive manufacturing with Allied Custom Manufacturing and our precision machining capabilities.
LET’S BUILD
WHAT’S NEXT.
Have a prototype, fixture, tooling problem, or part that needs a different approach? Bring it to Allied.
