Tired of slow quotes and parts that miss spec? Quantix 3D Printing is Australia's local manufacturing partner for precision plastic and metal 3D printing- free quotes, free design feedback, and parts shipped nationwide, fast.
Quantix 3D Printing is Australia's local manufacturing partner and an industrial 3D printing service operating online across the country, serving manufacturing, engineering, and commercial businesses nationwide. We produce functional prototypes, rapid prototyping runs, custom 3D printed parts, replacement parts, and batch production runs using both plastic 3D printing (FDM, SLA, SLS, MJF, PolyJet) and metal 3D printing (SLM/DMLS). Every job is quoted online, checked for manufacturability, and shipped anywhere in Australia with no minimum order quantity and no lock-in contracts.
As a 3D printing company that Australia's manufacturing and engineering sectors rely on, we've built our process around what commercial and industrial customers actually need: professional 3D printing services in Australia that are fast, accurate, and easy to order without a phone call. Here's what sets us apart as one of the best 3D printing services in Australia for industrial work:
we quote and ship nationally, so you're not limited to a single city's capability or turnaround.
plastic 3D printing (FDM, SLA, SLS, MJF, PolyJet) and metal 3D printing (SLM/DMLS) under one roof, so the process is matched to the part, not the other way around.
plastics, engineering resins, nylon, composites and metals including titanium, stainless steel and aluminium.
parts as small as 10 x 10mm through to large-format components in a single build.
1700 × 800 × 800mm maxa single rapid prototype or a production batch, quoted the same way.
Prototype to productionget expert design-for-manufacture (DFM) feedback before you commit, at no cost.
FDM parts can ship within 24 hours; SLA, SLS, MJF, SLM and metal typically ship in 5–6 working days, depending on part complexity.
24 hr FDM dispatchevery file and project detail you share with us stays private.
NDA friendlypurchase-order friendly, no lock-in contracts, and account support for repeat industrial orders.
PO friendlyQuantix 3D Printing delivers the industrial 3D printing Australia businesses depend on, across two material families and seven core processes.
From fast, low-cost functional prototypes to high-resolution, detail-critical parts.
Fast, cost-effective 3D printing for functional prototypes, jigs, fixtures, and low-cost parts. The right choice when speed and budget matter most.
High-resolution resin printing with a smooth surface finish, for detail-critical prototypes, presentation models, and parts needing tight tolerances.
Powder-based printing that produces strong, functional nylon parts without support structures, well suited to complex geometries and end-use components.
Production-grade nylon printing that delivers consistent, repeatable mechanical properties from part to part, ideal for functional end-use components and low-to-mid volume production runs.
Multi-material, multi-colour printing for smooth, high-resolution prototypes and visual models.
Every quote includes free design assistance and a free parts review, we'll recommend the right solution.
For parts that need to perform under load, heat, or precision tolerances.
Laser-based metal 3D printing for complex, dense metal parts in materials such as titanium, stainless steel and aluminum, suited to aerospace, defence, automotive, and precision engineering applications.
Compatible Materials
Plastics (ABS, PLA, polycarbonate), engineering-grade resins, nylon, composites, carbon fibre, and metals including titanium, stainless steel and aluminium. Whatever your part needs to withstand load, heat, chemical exposure or fine detail, we'll help you match it to the right material and process.
View MaterialsFrom small, high-precision components to large-format industrial parts, Quantix 3D Printing scales to the job:
Parts review
Our team will confirm feasibility, size limits, and tolerances for your specific design, with free design assistance and a free parts review included.
There's no single flat rate for 3D printing in Australia; cost depends on the process, material, part size, design complexity, finish, and order quantity. The fastest way to get an accurate price is a free online quote, but here's what actually drives 3D printing cost:
plastic 3D printing (FDM in particular) is generally the most cost-effective option; SLA, SLS, MJF and especially metal 3D printing cost more due to material price and machine time.
engineering plastics and resins are typically more affordable than metals like titanium, stainless steel, and aluminium, which carry a higher raw material and processing cost.
larger parts and higher print volumes use more material and machine time, which increases cost.
intricate geometries, fine detail, thin walls, and support-heavy designs can add to print time and cost.
sanding, painting, tapping, threading, or other post-processing adds to the total price.
per-unit cost typically drops as order quantity increases, even though there's no minimum order quantity.
Upload your file for a free quote and see your exact cost, with no obligation to proceed.
Whatever industry you operate in, our 3D printing service adapts to your specifications, tolerances, and material requirements, from a single functional prototype to an ongoing production partnership.
From upload to delivery, our online quoting process is built for speed, accuracy, and zero hassle.
get a free online 3D printing quote, no back-and-forth required.
our engineers review your design for manufacturability (DFM) and flag improvements before printing, at no charge.
using the industrial process and material best suited to your part, whether plastic or metal.
delivered anywhere in Australia.
FDM, shipped in 24 hrs
SLA / SLS / MJF / SLM / Metal: 5–6 working days
Subject to part complexity, materials & machine availability.
All information and files you share with us are kept strictly confidential.
From a single rapid prototyping project to custom 3D printed parts and short production runs, Quantix 3D Printing supports Australian product development teams, engineers, and procurement teams with a flexible, no-MOQ custom 3D printing Australia solution. Whether you need 3D printing for prototypes to validate a design, a one-off custom part to replace something obsolete, or a repeatable production run in plastic or metal, our online quoting and Australia-wide shipping mean you get industrial-grade results without needing a local supplier on your doorstep. Every project includes a free parts review and free design assistance, so you get it right the first time.
Send us your part details and we'll come back with a free quote, free design assistance, and a free parts review. No minimum order quantity, no lock-in contract, strictly confidential.
Yes. Quantix 3D Printing is an online 3D printing service in Australia that quotes and ships to every state and territory. You don't need to be located near a physical branch to work with us.
Yes. We offer plastic 3D printing (FDM, SLA, SLS, MJF, PolyJet) and metal 3D printing (SLM/DMLS) in materials including nylon, resins, composites, titanium, stainless steel, and aluminium.
We print parts as small as 10 x 10mm through to large-format components up to 1700 x 800 x 800mm in a single build. If your part falls outside that range, or you need it split across multiple prints, upload your file for a free quote and we'll confirm feasibility.
FDM is the fastest and most affordable process, best for functional prototypes and low-cost parts. SLA produces the highest-resolution, smoothest-finish parts, ideal for detail-critical models. SLS produces strong, functional nylon parts without support structures, suited to complex geometries and end-use components.
Cost depends on the process, material, part size, design complexity, finish, and quantity; there's no fixed price list. Plastic 3D printing (especially FDM) is generally the most affordable option, while metal 3D printing costs more due to material and machine time. The most accurate way to find out your price is a free online quote.
Upload your CAD file through our online quoting form for a free quote, free design assistance, and a free parts review- no account or phone call required. Our team will follow up with design-for-manufacture feedback if needed.
No. Quantix 3D Printing accepts orders from a single prototype through to full production batches, with no lock-in contracts.
FDM parts typically ship within 24 hours. SLA, SLS, MJF, SLM and metal 3D printing typically ship in 5–6 working days, subject to part complexity, materials and machine availability.
Yes. All information and files you share with us are kept strictly confidential.
Quantix 3D Printing operates as an online, Australia-wide service rather than a single local shopfront. So instead of searching for a 3D printing service near me, you can get a free quote and have parts shipped to you anywhere in Australia, usually faster than sourcing locally.
We work with 45+ materials, including plastics (ABS, PLA, polycarbonate), engineering resins, nylon, composites, and metals such as titanium, stainless steel and aluminium.
Yes. Quantix 3D Printing is built for B2B, manufacturing, and industrial customers, including purchase-order-based ordering and support for recurring production needs.
Upload your file and get a free quote, free design assistance, and a free parts review from Australia's industrial 3D printing service, no minimum order, no lock-in contract, strictly confidential, shipped nationwide.
