Prototypes and tooling for OC product teams
Orange County's business parks are full of companies designing physical products, including medical device makers in Irvine and auto industry offices around the Spectrum. Most of what they need from us isn't the product. It's what surrounds it: the holders, gauges and test fixtures that keep a project moving.
- Assembly jigs and go/no-go gauges in stiff carbon-fiber nylon.
- Form-and-fit prototypes in PETG or PC before tooling is cut.
- Lab organizers, tube racks and instrument stands that never touch a patient.
- Rack mounts for lab and office gear, sized to your device with the rack generator.
Medical work: where the line is
We print non-patient-contact items such as bench fixtures, demo models and packaging trials.
Scanning an old part
If the drawing is gone, mail us a small or medium part. We can scan it to an STL or OBJ mesh or editable STEP CAD, and print the replacement too.
Printing and shipping to Orange County
Printing comes first: 2–3 business days as standard. Shipping starts after that. Here are sample rates from San Diego to Orange County:
| Service | Sample rate | Carrier estimate after printing |
|---|---|---|
| USPS Ground Advantage | $6.19 | Up to 5 days |
| USPS Priority Mail | $8.26 | About 2 days |
| FedEx 2Day One Rate | $20.05 | About 2 business days |
Sampled 2026-10-30. USPS: 1 lb part in a 9 × 6 × 4 in carton. FedEx: 3 lb part in a Medium Box. Bigger parts cost more and may need other boxes; large custom boxes go FedEx Ground, about 1 day here. Your quote always shows the live rate and dates for your ZIP. You pay the actual carrier cost.
FAQ
Do you have an Orange County shop?+
We print in San Diego, California and ship to Orange County. Every order comes to your door, and the quote shows the live shipping rate and dates for your ZIP before you pay.
Can I order several different parts together?+
Yes for catalog parts: the cart ships them together in one package. Quantity discounts are 10% at 3, 15% at 5 and 20% at 10.
Which material should I use for a jig?+
PA6-CF or PAHT-CF for stiffness, and PETG for low-cost fixtures. The materials guide compares them.