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Based in Valley Stream, 3D Print New York provides 3D design, rapid prototyping, and additive manufacturing for both one-off custom pieces and larger production orders. Its work ranges from practical replacement parts to playful products such as logo trading-card stands and miniature traffic cones, with designers helping turn new concepts into printable objects. The shop works primarily with FDM printing and offers common plastics in a wide range of colors, while arranging special materials when a project calls for them.
Created in 2021 by Rachel and Jareth Tackett, 3D Print Pittsburgh is a Pittsburgh custom 3D printing and product-development shop that turns existing files or original ideas into prototypes, parts, and production runs. Its in-house print farm handles everything from small orders to batches of thousands, while its custom-built BigPAM printer extends FDM production to parts measuring up to 800 × 800 × 900 millimeters. The company also provides CAD design and scanning, with original design files and licensing included in its custom-design work.
Based in Tullytown, Pennsylvania, 3D Printing & Copy Center produces commercial print and marketing materials, combining design and production services with an online ordering system. The company draws on years of print and marketing experience and offers branded storefronts that let businesses manage recurring print orders and maintain brand consistency. Its personal service is aimed at making print projects easier to organize, from initial artwork through production.
3D Printing Access rapidly manufactures and delivers 3D printed parts to clients, emphasizing speed, cost verification for prototypes, flexibility without new tooling, and sustainability through reduced waste.
Born from Chuck Hull’s invention of stereolithography, 3D Systems became the first company to commercialize 3D printing and now makes industrial additive-manufacturing systems, materials and software. For more than 35 years, it has developed production workflows for demanding applications, including tool-less investment-casting patterns and direct metal parts, while supporting customers through application consulting and a global network spanning more than 68 countries.
For more than 30 years, 3D2Reality has built its identity around 3D modeling and mechanical design engineering in Lititz, Pennsylvania. The company serves commercial, government, and industrial customers by turning engineering concepts into custom parts and integrated assemblies, working from existing models or developing solutions from scratch.
3dB Labs, Inc. develops signal processing and analysis software, manufactures and develops integrated hardware systems, and provides engineering, field support, and training. Its offerings support SIGINT, electronic warfare, TSCM, TEMPEST, spectrum monitoring, geolocation, and related RF analysis applications for DoD, intelligence, NATO, research laboratories, and system integrators.
3DFlexible develops digital manufacturing technology, including integrated modular 3D manufacturing platforms, direct ink writing and ceramic printing systems, and associated printing materials. Its stated capabilities include conductive ink, dielectric, metal and ceramic paste printing, milling, pick-and-place, encapsulation, laser cutting, welding and forming, with applications including printed electronics and ceramic fabrication.
Born from a handmade prototype in a Massachusetts makerspace and launched through one of Kickstarter’s most successful campaigns, 3Doodler makes 3D printing pens that let people draw physical objects in midair. Since 2013, the company has built a community of more than five million users, with products ranging from low-temperature pens for children to tools for educators, professionals, and edible candy creations. Its Start+ line emphasizes child safety and compostable filament, while tactile controls developed with the RNIB make the pen more accessible to people with vision impairments.
For more than 15 years, 3DRPD has produced removable partial denture frameworks for dental laboratories using 3D printing and Selective Laser Melting at its Rouses Point, New York, facility. The company combines peer-reviewed, science-based production with cobalt-chromium and titanium frameworks, and says its work has supported treatment for more than 500,000 patients. Each framework is fully polished, traceable through a certificate of authenticity, and covered by a five-year warranty.
3E Controls is a full-service design firm that designs automation equipment for manufacturing and end-of-line testing. Its capabilities include mechanical and electrical design, control panels and boards, manufacturing jigs, testing equipment, programming, IoT, mobile app development, and ERP shop-floor integration.
Founded in Hong Kong in 2013 by Bulgarian inventor Todor Saslekov, 3Epack Group develops the 3Epak® paper bottle—a packaging system for non-carbonated beverages that combines a paper body with a separable plastic pouch. Its proprietary production equipment is designed to make and fill containers that use substantially less plastic while remaining recyclable through standard facilities and biodegradable in natural conditions. The privately held company supports beverage bottlers with packaging materials, equipment and technical know-how rather than bottling drinks itself.
Known in Binghamton for bringing design and in-house metal fabrication together, 3i Graphics & Signs creates custom visual work for businesses, schools, and community spaces. Its more than 10,000-square-foot facility supports signmaking from start to finish, with installation crews serving Central New York and Northern Pennsylvania. The company also creates veterans memorial benches as lasting tributes shaped around individual stories.
3i Products is a boutique creative home-textiles firm that develops and manufactures custom soft-home products and merchandising programs for businesses. Its in-house design office creates exclusive fabrics and product concepts, while manufacturing and warehousing facilities in Asia and South Carolina support production and fulfillment. The company also operates a dedicated design center in Kingston, New York.
Since 1995, when Paul Middlecoop purchased the business, 3R Sales & Service has grown from a 3,000-square-foot shop with four pressure washers into a 39,000-square-foot operation with more than 125 machines in stock. Now owned by Jamie and Shannon, the veteran-owned company serves cleaning contractors from Ohio and a second location in Bushnell, Florida, while its experienced technicians provide equipment support and custom mobile wash builds.
Born from a soap-making hobby in the first floor of Jim and Candyce’s home, 3rd & Sycamore now crafts handcrafted bath and body products and hand-poured candles in Columbus, Ohio. Founded in 2018 under the former name Tiki Botanicals, the business has grown into multiple retail stores, an online shop, and a corporate gifting operation. Its owners and staff continue to develop the scents, formulations, labels, and sustainable packaging themselves.
3rd Ritual creates mindful objects and botanical blends, including brass meditation tools, acupressure tools, candles, botanical body gels, lotions, and essential-oil blends. Its products are handcast, hand-dipped, formulated, and batched in India and the United States, and it also offers custom rituals and retreats for organizations and teams.
Based in Nanty Glo, 3S Chemicals LLC develops and manufactures custom industrial chemical solutions, with a particular specialty in DOT-approved asphalt additives. Its work spans industrial cleaning and maintenance chemistry as well as products for transportation, manufacturing, infrastructure, and facility operations. The company also provides custom formulation, toll blending, private-label manufacturing, and technical support to address specific operating challenges.
Founded by Bryan and Jessie McFarland, 3x5 Life creates pocket-sized analog cards that bring gratitude, reflection, and daily task management together in one portable system. The company’s approach keeps those prompts visible throughout the day, offering a tangible alternative to productivity apps and digital distractions. Now led by Matt Walker, a high-performance leadership psychologist, 3x5 Life is carrying that original card-based practice into its next chapter.
From its start repairing stainless-steel milk tankers in Meyersdale in 1974, 4 Guys Fire Trucks grew into a regional custom builder of stainless-steel fire apparatus. The company builds each truck to a department’s specifications, with customers invited to review engineering drawings and inspect the unit during construction. Its more than 30,000-square-foot plant produces roughly 50 to 60 apparatus annually and backs stainless-steel bodies with a 30-year warranty.