Rapid Prototyping

RedEye uses additive fabrication technology, sometimes referred to as 3D printing, to build functional prototypes for a variety of industries. Because RedEye uses engineering materials, such as ABS, polycarbonate and polyphenylsulfone, engineers and designers can use RedEye prototypes to test products before starting the lengthy, expensive tooling process. In all, we have 8 different material options.

We understand the time constraints designers and engineers face when trying to get a new product to market, that's why RedEye offers on demand services. You simply can register on our site, upload your 3D CAD files, receive a quote in seconds and even order your prototypes all from the convenience of your desktop.

RedEye understands that our customers need their prototypes – rapidly – and so we make every effort to ensure a timely delivery of quality prototypes to help your product design cycle. Tap into our on demand, global network of 100 systems to meet your deadline.

There are many applications for which you can use rapid prototypes, for example:

• Concept modeling – The freedom of multiple design iterations without cost penalty

• Form, fit and function testing – RedEye prototypes help engineers and designers determine form, fit and function before investing in tooling

• Design verification – Test your new products on the market and ensure that your design is right before going to mass production

• Masters – You can use RedEye prototypes as masters for vacuum forming, investment casting and many other methods

• Jigs and fixtures – Why invest in heavy, expensive jigs and fixtures that require assembly when you can build fixtures in one piece using RedEye. And because they’re made of thermoplastics, they’re easier on employees, too.

• Marketing tools – Need to show your new concept to create a buzz? Build a RedEye prototype. You can paint it, plate it or just simply show it.

• Production mockups – Get a highly accurate and functional prototype to ensure that your design is correct before investing in production.

• Thermoforming – Use thermoforming as an inexpensive alternative to plastic molding or other forming methods.

Our on demand global network is just one click away to help you with your rapid prototyping needs. Get started.