Access extensive process control data populated with thousands of data points from hundreds of builds. We help set the standard for quality in aerospace, making part qualification easier than ever.

As a production-approved organization, we produce flight-ready parts on demand for the entire aerospace supply chain. Whether you’re an OEM, a tier 1 or 2 supplier, an airline, or an MRO, you’ll get what you need on time, to specification, and with all necessary documentation.


As an EASA Part 21.G-certified POA, we produce flight-ready parts to Form 1 accreditation. We manufacture in accordance with EN 9100 (polymer and metal) and Airbus AIPI standards.
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AM offers a flexible and affordable way to produce small series of customized paneling, housings, and dashboard components in strong but lightweight materials. Start benefitting from agile production with no MOQs.
Low-criticality parts like seat row indicators, display shrouds, armrest caps, and overhead storage panels are ideal candidates for small-series AM production. Customize in-cabin fixtures with lightweight, durable parts in an array of certified paints and finishes.
On-demand manufacturing greatly shortens lengthy periods when the aircraft is grounded and enables repairs even when spare parts are difficult to source. With the design freedom of 3D printing and the durability of our certified materials, you can produce components or solutions that reduce costs and extend part life.
Develop smarter, lighter, and more ergonomic tools with additive manufacturing. From assembly aids like hand-held jigs and quality-inspection fixtures to cable-twist wheels, AM lets you create new solutions that prioritize usability.
Make lightweight, durable, and customizable parts for maintenance tools and other ground support equipment. Use AM's unparalleled design freedom and zero-cost complexity to rapidly produce industrialized small series.
Get inspired for your next project with a look at how 3D printing has made its mark in the aerospace industry.