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3D Printing Tech

ServiceClarkston, GA, USAFounded 2014· One of 1986 Service companies tracked by AMPulse

Provides large-format and high-volume 3D printing services, 3D modeling, scanning, prototyping, and printer sales for industrial applications, reducing lead times and enabling on-demand production.

CEO / Founder
Ron Robinson
Team Size
1-10
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$13.9M
Key Investors
Sinomach

Technology & Products

Key Products

Large-format 3D printing services; 3D modeling and design; 3D scanning; Prototyping; Metal 3D printing; Short-run manufacturing; Architectural models; 3D printer sales (MakerBot, 3D Systems, etc.); Print farm services

Technological Advantage

Proprietary print farm setup for high-volume output and expertise in multiple 3D printing technologies (FDM, SLA, SLS, metal), enabling flexible, cost-effective production for diverse industrial applications.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Offers a one-stop shop for 3D printing needs with in-house design expertise, dealer partnerships for major printer brands, and scalable print farm capabilities, cutting production time from weeks to days and reducing costs for low-volume runs.

How They Differentiate

Focuses on local, relationship-based service with large-format and high-volume capabilities, unlike larger online platforms; offers dealer sales and in-house design, providing a personalized touch vs. automated marketplaces.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Small to medium-sized businesses, startups, and enterprises in automotive, aerospace, healthcare, and architecture needing rapid prototyping, short-run manufacturing, or large-scale 3D prints.

Industry Verticals

Automotive; Aerospace; Healthcare; Architecture; Consumer Products; Education

Competitors

Protolabs; Xometry; Shapeways; RapidDirect; Forerunner 3D

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Made a significant strategic acquisition to expedite growth for B2B customers and redefine corporate use of 3D printing, expanded footprint in Georgia with new headquarters and larger production facility quadrupling its footprint, operates in Atlanta since 2015, serves customers like Delta, Coca-Cola, NASA, IBM, and Marvel, and has a case study with Southern States LLC for marketing and sales models.

Major Milestones

Founded in 2014; Established as a local resource for 3D printing services in Atlanta; Developed large-format and high-volume print farm capabilities; Built partnerships with major 3D printer brands like MakerBot and 3D Systems

Notable Customers

Hella; Flock Safety; Bronx High School; PurlWax; Myna Snacks; MEPPI; Coca-Cola; Austin Bradley Designs; Thomas Steele; James Lapham

https://www.3dprintingtech.com

Why this company matters

3D Printing Tech positions itself as a one-stop shop for additive manufacturing in the Atlanta region, bridging the gap between online marketplaces and local engineering support. The company offers large-format and high-volume production using FDM, SLA, SLS, and metal processes, alongside 3D modeling, scanning, and prototyping services. By maintaining dealer relationships with major printer brands such as MakerBot and 3D Systems, it also sells equipment to customers who prefer in-house capacity.

The service bureau targets small to medium-sized businesses and enterprises in automotive, aerospace, healthcare, and architecture. Named customers include Coca-Cola, Delta, NASA, IBM, and Marvel, indicating a mix of consumer goods, aerospace, and entertainment applications. A case study with Southern States LLC highlights its work on marketing and sales models, while a strategic acquisition and a new headquarters quadrupling its footprint signal growth ambitions beyond its 1-10 person team.

3D Printing Tech's competitive moat rests on relationship-based, full-service delivery rather than the automated quoting and distributed manufacturing of larger rivals like Protolabs, Xometry, and Shapeways. Its proprietary print farm setup enables cost-effective low-volume runs and rapid turnaround, but its small scale and regional focus limit its ability to compete for high-volume national contracts. The company's $13.9M in funding from Sinomach provides capital for expansion, though the investor's strategic intent remains unclear.