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Focused on stereoscopic 3D video technology, the firm provides a comprehensive portfolio of hardware that spans encoders, decoders, projectors, converters, cables, splitters and adapters. Its product suite enables display, recording and transmission functions and is employed across a range of markets, including medical, education, military, security, oil and gas, and entertainment.

3-Dimensional Services Group operates as a full‑service job shop, handling a range of materials that include silicone, rubber, epoxy, aluminum and steel. It delivers precision laser and water‑jet cutting, as well as injection molding, stamping, casting, forming, drilling and milling. Additional capabilities encompass assembly, boring, bending, welding and further forming operations. The company also offers advanced design and additive‑manufacturing services such as stereolithography, laminated object manufacturing and selective laser sintering. Production capacity covers prototype development and low‑ to medium‑volume or short‑run manufacturing. Its output is well suited to applications in toys, household appliances, furniture, packaging and biomedical research. The customer base spans the medical, automotive, communications, energy, military, aerospace, defense and recreation sectors.

3D Infotech manufactures, distributes, and installs information‑technology solutions tailored for the aerospace and automotive sectors. Its portfolio features 3D scanning and metrology software, which support reverse‑engineering projects, inspection processes, surveying tasks, and automated metrology operations.

3D In Metal provides metal additive manufacturing solutions tailored to the marine, automotive, aerospace and defense sectors. The firm employs cold‑spray (CSAM), wire‑arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) and additive friction stir deposition (AFSD) processes, and can work with a range of materials including aluminum, copper, titanium as well as both ferrous and non‑ferrous alloys. In addition to build‑up capabilities, 3D In Metal offers post‑processing, fabrication and assembly services to deliver finished components. Complementary secondary operations such as powder coating, forming, stamping, arc and spot welding, polishing and sandblasting are also available.

3D Instruments, LLC designs and manufactures direct‑drive pressure gauges for both test‑gauge and process‑gauge applications, offering high accuracy and remote‑reading capabilities. The product line also includes rigid‑stem industrial thermometers equipped with temperature‑switch functionality. In addition to these core offerings, the company provides a broad portfolio of digital and dial pressure‑gauge solutions, such as digital test gauges, digital pressure calibrators, low‑pressure gauges, precision test pressure gauges, handheld pressure generators, portable pressure‑calibration test kits, pressure‑volume controllers, and filled‑system temperature gauges. All devices are available in a range of sizes and measurement spans, and can be supplied with a variety of accessories to suit specific industrial requirements.

3DL Design, Inc. delivers custom‑manufactured trade show exhibits, offering a portfolio that spans portable, stationary, interactive, mechanized and pop‑up configurations. In addition to building bespoke displays, the firm also supplies rental exhibit solutions for clients seeking temporary installations.

3D Machine Company, Inc provides precision machining, production, prototype and assembly solutions. Leveraging 5‑axis CNC equipment paired with the latest CAD/CAM software, the firm converts digital data sets into highly accurate machined components and complete assemblies. The material portfolio spans aluminum alloys, carbon steel, stainless steel, aircraft alloys, super alloys, electrical steels, titanium, brass, bronze, copper and a range of plastics. Surface‑treatment and value‑added capabilities—delivered through subcontractors—include anodizing, black‑oxide coating, cadmium plating, chemical film coating, chromate conversion coating, chrome plating, electroless nickel plating, heat treating, nickel plating, nital etching, non‑destructive testing, painting, powder coating, passivation, cleaning, precious‑metal plating, shot peening, solid dry‑film lubrication, as well as welding and brazing services. Primary markets served are aircraft, aerospace, medical, electronics, marine, military and packaging industries.

3D Medical Concepts supplies surgical instruments tailored for orthopaedic and spinal surgeries. Its portfolio comprises pin‑site cover systems, pin cutters and test‑tube holders, while its capabilities extend to design, development, prototyping and research‑and‑development activities.

3Dpartistry distributes thermoplastic materials and accessories tailored for 3D printing operations. Its catalog features HIPS, ABS and PLA filament lines, alongside compatible printers, printing tapes and secure storage safes.

3D Parts Manufacturing, LLC provides job‑shop capabilities that encompass HP Multi‑Jet Fusion, fused deposition modeling, stereolithography, and PolyJet additive‑manufacturing, complemented by small‑batch assembly services. The operation handles a broad material portfolio, including aluminum, carbon‑fiber, Inconel®, stainless steel, nylon, Ultem®, polypropylene, and Kevlar®. Customers can obtain prototypes as well as production runs ranging from short series to long‑term volumes. In addition, the company offers mixed‑part sorting to streamline inventory and workflow.

3D Parts Unlimited an MSC Company delivers comprehensive additive‑manufacturing solutions, encompassing 3D printing and rapid‑prototype development for sectors such as electronics, aerospace, defense, medical, and transportation. The firm processes a range of feedstocks, including plastics, rubbers, and metals, and supports multiple technology platforms: fused deposition modeling (FDM), HP multi‑jet fusion (MJF), and selective laser melting (SLM). Additional capabilities cover direct metal laser sintering (DMLS), digital light processing (DLP), and stereolithography (SLA). Customers can obtain both prototype parts and production volumes that scale from low‑quantity runs to high‑volume manufacturing. The service portfolio is suited for creating enclosures, jigs, housings, fixtures, and tooling components.

3D Photonics supplies adjustable‑beam laser systems, including fiber laser resonators and heads. Its product line is engineered for processes such as battery welding, additive manufacturing, thermal management, precision hole drilling, and surface hardening. The company’s solutions are deployed across the electronics, energy, defense, and automotive sectors.

3D Plastics, LLC, Div. of Quantum Plastics delivers custom blow‑molding services for cosmetic plastic parts.

3D PLUS distributes advanced high‑density 3D microelectronic products and die‑stacking technologies.

3-D Polymers delivers dip‑molding and coating solutions as a dedicated machine shop serving the medical, consumer and industrial markets. The operation works with a range of materials, including latex rubber, neoprene, plastisol and PVC, to meet diverse application requirements.

3DPrintClean provides protective safety enclosures designed specifically for 3D printers. Each enclosure features a powder‑coated aluminum frame paired with polycarbonate panels that resist shattering and fire. The units are lockable and incorporate heat‑regulation controls, while sealing out dust and debris to maintain a clean printing environment. They are engineered for compatibility with a wide range of printer brands. The product line also includes complementary accessories such as enclosure stands, cabinets, castors, spool holders, automatic fire‑suppression systems, and replacement filters. All enclosures are UL certified and manufactured in the United States.

3D Printed delivers additive‑manufacturing solutions tailored to the automotive and aerospace sectors. The operation processes a broad spectrum of feedstocks, ranging from common thermoplastics such as PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU and nylon to engineering polymers like polypropylene, as well as metals—including aluminum, bronze, magnesium—and silicone rubber. In addition to custom‑printed components, the firm supplies ancillary hardware such as holders, vise blocks, vents, screws, bolts, nuts, springs, filaments, inserts, and even complete 3D printers. Design and CAD modeling assistance are offered to translate concepts into printable files, while rapid prototyping and limited‑run production services support early‑stage development and low‑volume manufacturing. Post‑processing capabilities encompass vapor smoothing, surface treatment, sanding, polishing, and painting to meet finish specifications

3D Printed Parts delivers additive manufacturing solutions to customers in the automotive, performance‑racing, vehicle, medical, healthcare and aerospace sectors. The company processes a broad palette of materials, including thermoplastics, photopolymers, ABS, PETG, Ultem®, cobalt‑chrome, stainless steel, tool steel, aluminum, titanium and Inconel®. Its technology suite spans jet printing, jetting, stereolithography (SLA), sheet lamination and selective laser sintering (SLS), while additional offerings cover prototyping, rapid tooling and direct metal laser melting. 3D Printed Parts is also ITAR registered

3D Printer Pro delivers comprehensive additive manufacturing services, covering both prototyping and low volume production. The company operates a portfolio of technologies such as fused deposition modeling, stereolithography, selective laser heat sintering and electron beam melting, enabling it to address intricate designs as well as small scale parts. It supports short-run manufacturing, rapid prototyping, and complex project requirements across a broad material spectrum that includes metals, plastics, ceramics, plasters, paper, film, foil, rubber, clay, silicone and porcelain. In addition to production services, 3D Printer Pro sells 3D printers, printer filaments and scanning equipment.

3D Printer Technology offers additive‑manufacturing services for both thermoplastic and metal components. The firm processes a broad material portfolio that includes Inconel®, Ultem®, aluminum, cobalt‑chrome, titanium, tool steel, ABS, PEEK (polyetheretherketone) and additional alloys. Production capabilities span direct metal laser sintering (DMLS), electron‑beam additive manufacturing (EBAM), fused deposition modeling (FDM), stereolithography (SLA), selective laser sintering (SLS) and PolyJet printing, complemented by electrical discharge machining (EDM). Prototype generation is available, and the company also provides electronic or 3‑D design, consulting and training services. Its client base comprises manufacturers, educators, designers and engineers.

3D Printing & Digital Imaging delivers digital color printing and copying solutions, complemented by design, duplication, and imaging capabilities. The company also manages pickup and delivery logistics for client projects. Additional value‑added processes include embossing, foil stamping, scoring, die cutting, and sequential numbering.

3D Printing Squared LLC provides additive manufacturing solutions that encompass 3D design and modeling together with production using fused deposition modeling (FDM) and stereolithography (SLA). The operation handles a broad portfolio of materials, including polylactic acid (PLA), polyethylene terephthalate glycol (PETG), ABS, acrylonitrile styrene acrylate (ASA), thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) and carbon‑fiber reinforced polymers. Customers can obtain both prototype parts and low‑volume production runs, and the company also offers repair and maintenance services for 3D printers.

3D Printing Tech Lp provides additive manufacturing through 3D printing, and also offers 3D scanning and modeling capabilities. In addition, the company supplies design and marketing support as secondary services.

3D ProScan provides industrial CT scanning and engineering services. Its capabilities encompass reverse engineering and industrial engineering, part-to-CAD overlay analysis, part-to-part overlay analysis, dimensional inspection, and assembly analysis.