Tolerance capability depends on geometry, material selection, and application requirements. For most polymer-based additive manufacturing projects, we achieve dimensional consistency suitable for functional components, fixtures, and low-volume production. Tolerance requirements are reviewed during project qualification to ensure feasibility and repeatability.

Contrive3D utilizes controlled additive manufacturing workflows, standardized print parameters, documented file management, and revision tracking. Material selection, orientation, and process settings are recorded to maintain consistency across recurring production runs.

We produce components using industrial thermoplastics including ABS, ASA, PETG, Polycarbonate, TPU, and carbon-fiber reinforced polymers. Material selection is based on load conditions, environmental exposure, temperature requirements, and functional application. Each project is evaluated to match performance requirements with appropriate material properties.

We accept STEP, STL, 3MF, OBJ, and most common CAD file formats. Engineering drawings, technical documentation, and dimensional requirements are encouraged to ensure accurate project evaluation and production planning.

Lead times vary depending on part complexity, material availability, and production volume. Prototype validation projects are often completed within days, while structured batch production is scheduled based on scope and operational requirements. Predictable scheduling is established during project review.

Yes. We provide structured reverse engineering services for replacement components, fixtures, and legacy parts. Functional requirements and environmental conditions are reviewed prior to production to ensure operational suitability.

All project files are documented and version-controlled. Revisions are reviewed and confirmed prior to production to prevent errors and maintain repeatable output across future runs.

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and relevant technical documentation are available upon request. Additional materials may be evaluated based on project-specific requirements.

Yes. Contrive3D supports industrial, commercial, and public-sector operations with structured additive manufacturing workflows designed for reliability, documentation, and repeatable production output.

Walk-in access is not available due to safety, compliance, and operational controls. The production facility operates by scheduled appointment only.

We regularly support energy, construction, agriculture, manufacturing facilities, security infrastructure, research institutions, and public-sector organizations throughout West Texas and nationwide.