3D printing service in Redwood City, San Mateo County

Redwood City on the Peninsula has a strong mix of biotech, medical device and software companies, many of which run hardware labs that need physical parts quickly. Additiv3 prints FDM and SLA parts for those labs and ships them to Redwood City, with local pickup at our South Bay shop as an alternative for customers who prefer to collect in person.

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What we print for Redwood City

Every service on our services page is available to Redwood City customers, with the full range of processes and materials we offer.

FDM 3D printing

Engineering and general purpose thermoplastics for functional prototypes, enclosures, brackets, jigs and fixtures, and low to mid volume production parts.

SLA 3D printing

Formlabs resins for high detail prototypes, cosmetic models, snap fit testing and parts that need fine features, thin walls or a smooth surface finish.

Heat set insert installation

Metal threads installed in printed parts during post processing for strong, reusable fastening and clean assemblies.

Design for additive manufacturing

Part optimization for strength, printability and cost, from early concept through production ready designs.

Who orders from Redwood City

How ordering works

  1. Upload your CAD file on the quote page and choose a process, material and quantity.
  2. See your price instantly, adjust options if you like, and check out online.
  3. We print and finish your parts, including heat set inserts when requested.
  4. Your order ships to Redwood City, or you choose local pickup at our South Bay shop and we contact you to arrange a time once it is ready.

Redwood City 3D printing FAQs

Can Additiv3 ship to Redwood City?

Yes. Every order can be shipped to a Redwood City business or home address. The shipping rate is shown and added at checkout.

Is pickup an option for Peninsula customers?

Yes. Local pickup is available at our South Bay shop. Select it at checkout, leave a phone number, and we will contact you to arrange a time once your parts are finished.

Which process is better for lab fixtures and sample holders?

SLA is a common choice for fluidic parts, small holders and anything with fine features or thin walls because of its dimensional accuracy and smooth surface. FDM is the better fit for larger fixtures, covers and parts that need to survive repeated use.

What do Redwood City teams usually order?

Instrument covers, custom lab fixtures, concept models for medical devices, sensor mounts and enclosures for development hardware, often in small quantities with several design revisions.

What is the fastest way to get pricing?

Upload the part on the quote page. Pricing updates instantly as you change process, material and quantity, so you can compare options before you add anything to the cart.

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