VelocityPrints

The same part, every time.

For engineering firms, product developers and robotics companies that need the same custom part made reliably, again and again.

A diamond knurl on a turned steel handle
A machined part and its printed twin on a split background
Machined and printed
A printed cable drag chain in charcoal and blue links
A machined steel flange with a six-hole bolt pattern

What we take on

  • Custom partsBrackets, housings, fixtures and mechanical parts made to your drawing.
  • Repeat productionRe-run a previous job by its reference with the same files and settings.
  • Recurring supplyA planned quantity on a weekly, monthly or quarterly rhythm.
  • Replacement partsWorn, broken or discontinued parts made from a sample, photo or drawing.
  • Gears and moving partsSpur gears, pulleys, hubs and spacers for mechanisms and drivetrains.
  • Molds and toolingPrinted or machined jigs, fixtures and simple molds for your own production.

How a business job runs

Requirements agreed up front, and paperwork you can file.

First order

  1. Send drawings and requirementsQuantities, material, critical features, delivery date.
  2. QuoteManufacturability notes, price per quantity break and lead time.
  3. Approval, invoice and productionThe invoice arrives by email and in your account; work starts once it's paid.
  4. Inspection report with deliveryParts checked against the requirements you listed; the report is filed in your account.

Every order after

  1. Quote the referenceEvery job keeps its files and settings on record.
  2. Confirm quantity and dateOr set a recurring schedule and it arrives on its own.
  3. Same part, same paperworkInvoices and reports stay together in one account.

Set up repeat production

Your designs stay yours.

We use the files you send only to quote and make your parts. We never publish, share or reuse them.

A machined bracket and a printed housing on a paper surface
Bracket and housing
Brass gear teeth meshing with a steel pinion
Gear mesh
A machined aluminium pipe clamp with a blue cap screw
Pipe clamp

Start with one drawing.

Send a part you need now. If it works out, we'll plan the next ones around your schedule.