Precision Engineering & Prototyping Services

“From CAD to control system — we turn ideas into working machines.”

What We Offer

Rapid 3D Prototyping

Fast, functional prototypes for testing, validation, and iteration.

Motion & Actuator Design

Precision kinematic and actuator systems engineered for smooth, controlled motion.

CAD Modeling & Simulation

High-accuracy CAD workflows with structural, thermal, and motion simulations.

Control System Integration

Custom control logic, sensors, and electronics integrated into complete systems.

Printhead System Development

Binder jet and material delivery systems engineered with precision.

Firmware & UI/UX

Industrial firmware and user interfaces tailored for engineering workflows.

Engineering Workflow

Idea

Initial concept, requirements, and feasibility framing.

Design

Mechanical, electronic, and structural development.

Print

High-precision additive manufacturing using Lab9 systems.

Manufacture

Production-ready builds tuned for reliability and performance.

Validate

Testing, calibration, load analysis, and iteration cycles.

Engagement Model

Each engagement operates on a per-hour engineering model, giving you full flexibility and total clarity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Lab9 systematically removes:

  • Long tooling lead times
  • Pattern and mold storage costs
  • Design freezes forced too early
  • Low-volume tooling economics
  • Supplier dependency for legacy parts
  • Iteration delays between design and testing

Industries use Lab9 when traditional manufacturing becomes inefficient below a certain volume, above a certain complexity, or under tight timelines.

Risk in manufacturing usually comes from late discovery—finding problems after tooling is committed. Lab9 shifts discovery earlier by enabling:

  • Rapid design iteration
  • Physical validation before tooling
  • Design-for-manufacturing feedback loops
  • Parallel development instead of serial handoffs

This reduces expensive rework, scrap, and schedule overruns.

Lab9 is especially effective in industries with:

  • High customization
  • Low-to-medium volumes
  • Complex geometries
  • Time-sensitive development

This includes automotive, aerospace, industrial machinery, energy, casting and foundry operations, consumer hardware, medical devices, and research institutions.

If your industry relies on physical parts meeting real-world constraints, Lab9 is relevant.

Material and process selection at Lab9 is engineering-led, not catalog-led. We evaluate:

  • Mechanical requirements
  • Thermal behavior
  • Surface finish needs
  • Post-processing compatibility
  • Cost vs performance tradeoffs

The goal is not to use the “most advanced” process—but the most appropriate one.