Leverage Geofabrica’s extensive additive and conventional production capabilities to get high-quality industrial parts and assemblies.Â
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Whether you’re prototyping or delivering products to the market, Geofabrica is an ideal production partner when you need additively-produced parts. We 3D print plastic, fiber-filled and metal parts up to 6-foot/2-meter lengths.Â
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Our engineering team helps clients optimize designs for quality, cost, and end-to-end process optimization.Â
Quickly and cost-effectively stand up a dedicated digital microfactory in Geofabrica’s facility using a combination of shared and dedicated equipment.
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It is expensive, risky and time-consuming to create a digital production facility. Our colocation services solve that problem by allowing you to operate dedicated equipment at our facility with support from our shared services.
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Colocate your digital microfactory at Geofabrica, You will have access to industrial metal and plastic additive manufacturing systems, post-processing capabilities, conventional machining, inspection, and 3D scanning. Geofabrica’s engineers, application specialists and technician are on staff to support your team. We also offer on-site hoteling office space, meeting rooms and display services.
Geofabrica develops and commercializes advanced manufacturing technologies for metal, plastic and composite part applications.
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We create devices and processes optimized for your application for applications including:
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Systems and processes developed by Geofabrica provide a way for you to maximize your investment in digital manufacturing. Our solutions provide competitive advantage to defense and private sector clients competing the fast-paced digital manufacturing landscape.
Geofabrica is one of the few suppliers of point-of-need manufacturing systems. We build mobile manufacturing devices that operate in the harshest conditions with minimum supplies.
Geofabrica’s xAM expeditionary 3D printer can fabricate either metal or polymer parts with a simple in-field replacement of its print head. The rugged printer operates in extreme temperature conditions and can be transported in 2 cases that are light enough to be moved manually.Â
Located in Auburn Hills, Michigan, our facility features laboratories for building and testing new digital manufacturing systems. Â
