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Rapid Axis provides competitively priced, quality parts; quickly.

Whether your project is a quickly needed small quantity prototype job or your annual production run; Rapid Axis can help.

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With full capabilities in 3, 4 and 5 Axis CNC Machining, Sheet Metal, DMLS, Injection Molding, Urethane Casting and 3D Printing; we can support most organization’s full production development and production manufacturing needs.

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We believe that through a combination of in-house capabilities and carefully selected partners we can provide quick prototyping and production services without sacrificing either cost or quality. This has been proven by our excellent track record of satisfied customers and a recognized industry wide low returned materials rate.

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Rapid Axis is happy to support your manufacturing needs whether it be for prototyping or production. We strive for client satisfaction and aim to provide competitively priced, quality parts; quickly.

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Rapid Axis Blog

Rapid Axis posts regular technical articles on fabrication across a vast array of manufacturing processes and finishing techniques. If you’re looking for answers on a current project, you may find them while looking through our blog or you can reach out directly to Rapid Axis at [email protected] for a free consultation. Follow us on LinkedIn or Instagram to have the first access to our blog posts.

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Urethane Finishes 1 Scaled

Available Finishes for Urethane Casted Parts

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A Metal Milling Machine In Action, Cutting Into A Block Of Metal. Metal Shavings Fly Off As The Drill Bit Rotates. The Surrounding Area Is Slightly Blurred, Emphasizing The Motion And Precision Of The Machining Process.

CNC Machining Vs. 3D Printing: Which is Best for Your Prototyping Needs?

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Close-Up Of Hands Assembling Metal Parts, Featuring A Cylindrical Piece Being Threaded Into A Hexagonal Connector. The Connector Has Markings And Numbers On Its Surface. The Setting Suggests An Industrial Or Mechanical Context.

Threaded Holes: Guidelines and Considerations to Meet Your Machining Needs

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A Caliper And Metal Components Lie Atop Technical Blueprints. The Caliper'S Digital Screen Displays A Measurement, And The Blueprints Feature Detailed Diagrams With Dimensions, Suggesting An Engineering Or Manufacturing Project.

6 Common Challenges in Rapid Prototyping Machined Parts and How to Overcome Them

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