Industries
See how major industries use digital manufacturing to reduce development time, lower production costs, and get to market faster—and with better products—than ever before.
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Industries We Serve
How Companies Use Protolabs
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MedicalFrom connected devices to mass personalization of health care products, digital manufacturing accelerates medical development through rapid prototyping and bridge tooling and into production. |
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AerospaceOur automated manufacturing services are regularly used for fully functional aerospace components, from early prototyping and design validation to hot-fire testing and launch. |
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AutomotiveAs trends like autonomous driving, on-board connectivity, and electric vehicles drive innovation, automotive companies are using digital manufacturing to accelerate new product development. |
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RoboticsFrom intricate prototypes to scalable production, our collaborative approach ensures precision, flexibility, and reliability when producing robotic parts. |
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Consumer ElectronicsSupport more SKUs and product customization that consumers now expect by manufacturing custom prototypes and end-use production parts on demand. |
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Industrial EquipmentMeet the growing need for connected hardware while still supporting legacy equipment and machinery with custom parts manufactured on demand. |
Medical Device Injection MoldingOur medical molding service allows you to leverage the speed-in-development you are used to in the high-requirement environment of the medical space. Our team of medical molding manufacturing experts helps you take FDA Class I and II devices, or non-implantable components, quickly from prototype to production and is viable through regulatory body submissions. |
A Guide to Manufacturing Aerospace PartsThe aerospace and defense industry is known for producing complex and advanced products—jet engines, aircraft, rockets, satellites, drones, and more—that move fast in a highly regulated environment. It is no wonder that these factors of speed, complexity, and policy compliance play key roles in the manufacturing process. |
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