BlackBrook Labs uses additive manufacturing to take products from in-house CAD design and rapid prototypes to final production, with capacity for thousands of parts per month. Based in the USA, the company draws on more than 30 years of combined manufacturing, mechanical design, and CAD experience, and supports design changes during production without molds or retooling.
OMG AdditiveOMG Additive is Cincinnati’s first Ohio Valley provider of HP Multi Jet Fusion services, producing finished industrial 3D-printed parts for customers who need prototypes or production components quickly. The Original Maker’s Group was formed around a commitment to onshore manufacturing and restoring American-made craftsmanship, with hands-on service from engineers and delivery of finished parts in as little as 48 hours. Its work spans applications from automotive and motorsports to aerospace, medical engineering, and robotics, with finishing services available for end-use parts.CINCINNATI, OH
Fabricage GroupBased in Pittsburgh, Fabricage Group turns product concepts and CAD files into prototypes, components, and production runs through an end-to-end manufacturing service. Its unusual breadth extends from patent design drawings and 2D/3D CAD modeling to injection molding, CNC machining, and additive manufacturing, with access to domestic and overseas manufacturing partners. The company says it supports more than 50 active small businesses and protects project information through nondisclosure agreements.541330CANONSBURG, PA
StandFastUS LLCBrookhaven, New York-based StandFastUS LLC designs and makes personalized consumer products through advanced 3D laser additive manufacturing. Its made-to-order, direct-to-customer approach turns proprietary digital designs into US-made solutions such as the four-corner MICHAEL SturdyStand phone holder and metal-free AROMA SafeTamp espresso tamper, with designs tested in real-world use. The company emphasizes customization and a production process intended to avoid excess inventory and material waste.
Prototek Digital ManufacturingFounded in 1987, Prototek Digital Manufacturing turns digital designs into prototypes and production parts, supporting the full product lifecycle through digital manufacturing facilities across the United States. With roughly 300 employees, the company handles mid- to high-complexity components in metals and polymers for customers ranging from startups to S&P 500 companies, including work inherited through the integration of ProtoCAM. Prototek’s quality and security credentials include ISO 9001:2015, AS9100D, ITAR registration, and CMMC Level 2 certification.ALLENTOWN, PA