Some parts need to be light AND strong. That’s where composite and carbon fiber 3D printing shines — and it’s a 3DRM Tech specialty backed by real experience in composite…
Engineering firms need parts that are right, fast, and accountable. A reliable 3D printing partner covers everything from prototypes to low-volume production.
Common needs we support
Functional prototypes for design…
Building a physical product means iterating on real parts, fast. 3D printing and rapid prototyping let product teams and startups test ideas in days instead of weeks.
Where it helps…
Robotics is in our DNA — it’s literally where robotics meets craftsmanship. 3D printing is a natural fit for robotics teams that need custom, lightweight parts fast.
Why robotics teams…
What do you do when you need to remake a part but have no drawings? You scan it. Our 3D scanning service turns physical objects into accurate digital models you…
Most print failures trace back to the design, not the printer. Avoid these seven mistakes and your 3D printed parts will come out better and cheaper. Our CAD team catches…
How does an idea become a real part? Here’s the workflow we follow at 3DRM Tech, starting with CAD design and ending with a finished component.
Step 1 — CAD…
Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) means designing parts for the way they’re actually printed. Get it right and you’ll cut failed prints, save material and lower cost. Our CAD design…
Supply-chain disruptions have pushed many Canadian teams to rethink where their parts come from. For prototypes and low-volume parts, local additive manufacturing in Quebec often wins.
The case for local…
Searching for a 3D printing service in Montreal? Not all shops are equal. Here’s what to look for so you get the right partner, not just the cheapest quote.
What…
Additive or subtractive? 3D printing and CNC machining both make great parts — they’re just good at different things. Here’s how to decide.
When 3D printing wins
Complex geometry, internal…
It’s the first question almost everyone asks. The honest answer is “it depends” — but the factors are predictable, and once you know them you can order smarter.
What drives…