Lancashire3D

04/10/2022

Welcome to the morning routine! After the night run for larger and batch production prints, both machines are thoroughly cleaned ready for the express orders to be completed during the day!

22/10/2021

The new employee is very thorough!

16/10/2021

Did you know we'll plant 25 trees for every Google review we receive?

We're planting a forest with https://buff.ly/3tjHNQy and to-date have planted 883 trees, which equates to 45.53t of carbon reduction! You can view our forest here https://buff.ly/3BQ99Sn

View Midlands 3D Printing Ltd's Ecologi profile. So far they've offset 45.53 tonnes of CO2 and planted 883 trees!

02/10/2021

Our dedicated HP Multi Jet Fusion facility is running 24/7 producing strong, functional PA12 nylon parts from one off to 10,000+ parts! If you'd like to see how you could reduce your manufacturing or stockholding costs, get in touch!

30/08/2021

We're taking the opportunity to paint the floor in our dedicated Multi Jet Fusion facility. We'll further streamline our batch manufacturing process, meaning we can be even more competitive on price and deliver even faster without compromising quality! Happy Bank Holiday! 😊😁

27/06/2021

One for the fans! Printednin HP nylon PA12 on our HP MJF machine.

01/06/2021

We've added HP Multi Jet Fusion to our line up! High quality nylon 3d prints with NO support material means even the most complex shapes are possible! This Formula 1 car was printed in one piece!

Fun print for the bank holiday weekend! The Ferrari SF71H 1-20 by Rafael N. Rodrigues printed on our HP Multi Jet Fusion in PA12 nylon 😍😍

16/01/2021

The first of a pair of STCC race car wheel arch prototypes on our large format printer just started!

27/10/2020

The view from the bridge.....just before the lights go out and the machines work through the night!

27/10/2020

You can never have too many reminders to be Covid safe!

22/10/2020

Gordon the gecko is now on the wall and overseeing packaging and despatch...complete with Covid mask!

03/10/2020

The large format, super high infill engineering jig finished after a whopping 15 days, 5 hours, 27 minutes and 14 seconds!