A leading on-demand 3D printing service, originating from New York City, has expanded its footprint by opening a new location in San Francisco, becoming the city’s first indigenous on-demand 3D printing provider. This expansion aims to revolutionise fast prototyping and manufacturing processes for indigenous companies, particularly in the tech and hardware sectors.
Within seven years, Makelab’s New York Metropolitan area division has emerged as a prominent contributor to the design, engineering, and hardware sectors, having successfully completed over 150,000 components for more than 15,000 clients. Their providers support startups and established companies across client merchandise, robotics, hardware development, and medical device industries. The corporation’s commitment to delivering high-quality products and its profound comprehension of customer needs have driven their successful endeavors in New York City, an approach they intend to replicate in San Francisco.
Located in San Francisco’s vibrant South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood, Makelab SF offers indigenous businesses the convenience of same-day pickup and accelerated shipping options, thereby amplifying the speed of innovative development and iterative refinement processes.
Emphasizes the crucial role a neighborhood presence plays in cultivating strong customer ties by providing personalized support and expert guidance.
Makelab offers a comprehensive suite of 3D printing solutions, encompassing SLA, FDM, MJF, and VCJ technologies, utilizing more than 15 distinct materials. These capabilities cater to key industries such as robotics, hardware development, medical devices, and consumer packaged goods.
The city warmly welcomes Makelab’s arrival, expecting significant benefits for the local tech community.
With a presence established in both New York City and San Francisco, Makelab enjoys strategic proximity to the two largest and most vibrant metropolises in the United States. The San Francisco Department officially commenced operations on May 28th. Visit our website for additional details.
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