Winch-handle grip caps and drum cover plates
Printed in ASA — UV-stable, salt-resistant, dimensionally stable on deck. No substitution: the offshore environment eats lesser materials.
3D Printing for Marine
Parts built for marine.
No catalog needed.
Boats need parts that no chandlery stocks and no manufacturer still makes. FDM printing in UV-stable ASA and PETG produces winch-handle grips, fairlead bushings, hatch-slide liners, and rope-range hardware engineered for salt, sun, and load — rebuilt from a photo, quoted in 24 hours, shipped anywhere.
Your industry. Your parts.
FDM printing in engineering materials — PETG, ASA, ABS, TPU — to the geometry your operation needs. No tooling cost, no minimum order, open per-gram pricing.
Hatch-slide liners and companionway drop-board guides
PETG or ASA slide liners for hatch tracks and drop-board grooves, sized to the exact extrusion profile of the hatch system.
Rope-range fairlead inserts and sheet-lead guides
Fairlead inserts to any rope range from 6mm to 20mm, designed to the lead angle the deck layout requires.
Cleat bases, halyard organizer clips, and mast-base conduit covers
Deck and rig hardware in the material the application needs — ASA for exposed, PETG for interior runs.
Nav-station bracket mounts and instrument-pod bezels
Custom mounting geometry for chartplotters, VHF radios, and instrument heads at the angles the helm position needs.
Photo to part in days.
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Send a photo and a measurement
A phone photo of the broken part or the gap where one should go, plus rough dimensions. That is enough to start — no CAD file needed.
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Quote in 24 hours
A fixed price, the material we would use and why, and a ship date. No mystery pricing; the quote itemises material, machine time, and shipping.
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We engineer and print it
We rebuild the geometry in FORMA, our parametric CAD engine, and print it in the right engineering material in our New Brunswick shop.
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Shipped across Canada
Printed in New Brunswick, boxed, and shipped. Most runs are in your hands within days of approval. Worldwide on request.
Common questions from marine customers.
Can FDM parts survive offshore conditions?
ASA is UV-stable and salt-spray rated. PETG handles higher structural loads in protected applications. Both outlast nylon in outdoor marine use when specified correctly. We choose by application.
How do you engineer a part without the original drawings?
A phone photo and a tape measure. We rebuild the geometry in FORMA, our parametric CAD engine, and confirm fit before printing the final part.
What rope range can a custom fairlead handle?
We make fairleads to any rope range from 6mm to 20mm. Specify the rope diameter and lead angle and we design to it — oversized, tapered, or radiused as the application requires.
Do you ship to remote anchorages or deliver via a courier depot?
We ship anywhere in Canada and worldwide. Remote addresses use courier depots where there is no door delivery; we advise at quote time and confirm the best route.
Tell us what you need.
One email. Plain-language quote within 24 hours. If we're not the right fit for your job we'll tell you straight.