About Relay
We help companies get functional 3D printed parts made with the right process, material, and production approach — with practical review before production starts.
Make all types of
3D printing accessible.
Relay helps customers move from CAD files and rough requirements to manufacturable 3D printed parts. We care about the practical details: process fit, material choice, geometry, lead time, quantity, and how the part will actually be used.
Built around manufacturing problem-solving.
Relay grew from hands-on manufacturing, quoting, supplier coordination, CAD, fabrication, and applications engineering work. That background shapes how we approach 3D printing: not as a novelty, but as a manufacturing tool that needs the right fit.
Over time, the work that proved most valuable was helping customers understand the process, material, and production tradeoffs before spending money on parts. That is still the core of how we work today.
- Practical focus on fit, function, communication, and lead time.
- Support for normal industrial prints, oversized parts, and production batches.
- Guidance when the best path is not obvious from the CAD alone.
A team built around real applications, materials, and manufacturing experience.
Relay brings together years of combined experience across 3D printing, CAD review, prototyping, tooling, production support, and manufacturing problem-solving. Different projects need different judgment, so we look beyond the file and focus on how the part will actually be used.
Our team has worked across a wide range of applications, materials, and additive technologies — from everyday functional FDM parts to large-format prints, resin parts, powder-bed processes, and metal additive manufacturing.
When a project comes in, we aim to connect you with the person who can best understand the application, guide the process/material fit, and help facilitate the project clearly from quote through production.
Ready to get parts quoted?
Send over your CAD, drawings, or project notes. We’ll review the print process, material fit, quantity, and lead time so you are not guessing before production.
- CAD review
- Process guidance
- Material fit check
- Quote-ready feedback