Custom manufacturing aids, on your line in days.
Jigs, fixtures, gauges and grippers keep production lines accurate and efficient. Quick 3D 3D prints custom manufacturing aids in carbon-fibre composites, engineering plastics and ESD-safe materials — faster and lighter than machined tooling. Made in Shah Alam, Selangor, for factories across Malaysia.
Manufacturing aids we make
Assembly jigs
Guides and locators that put every part and hole in exactly the same place.
Holding fixtures
Fixtures shaped to your part for machining, gluing, assembly and testing.
Inspection and CMM workholding
Repeatable fixtures and check gauges for quality control.
End-of-arm tooling
Lightweight robot grippers and custom fingers. See our EOAT guide.
Nests, trays and carriers
Hold and move parts between stations — including ESD-safe trays for electronics.
Wear parts and guides
Rollers, guides and brackets that keep equipment running.
Recommended processes
FDM
Carbon-fibre nylon and continuous carbon-fibre composites for stiff, lightweight fixtures.
ESD-Safe Materials
ABS-ESD7, PETG-ESD, PA612-ESD and ESD Resin for electronics lines.
High-Temperature Polymers
PEEK and ULTEM™ PEI for fixtures near heat sources.
Why factories choose Quick 3D
Lighter and shaped to the part
Printed tooling follows the exact contour of your part and weighs far less than metal.
Fast lead times
FDM fixtures in as little as 1 day; SLS, MJF and metal parts in as little as 7 days.
Inspected and protected
Every order is dimensionally and visually inspected, and we sign NDAs to protect your designs.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a jig and a fixture?
A jig guides a tool — for example, a drill guide. A fixture holds and locates a part while work is done on it, such as assembly, machining or testing.
What materials are best for 3D printed fixtures?
Carbon-fibre reinforced nylon and continuous carbon-fibre composites are popular for stiff, lightweight fixtures. ESD-safe grades suit electronics, and PEEK or ULTEM™ PEI suit high temperatures.
Are 3D printed fixtures strong enough for production?
For many applications, yes — especially with metal inserts or bushings where wear is high. For very high loads, metal 3D printing or machining may be better.
How fast can I get a fixture?
FDM fixtures can be ready in as little as 1 day; SLS, MJF and metal parts in as little as 7 days.
Can you design the fixture for me?
Yes. Send the part CAD or a sample and tell us how the fixture is used, and our design team will create it. Read more in our jigs and fixtures guide.
Need tooling for your line?
Share your part CAD, drawing or a sample. We’ll recommend the material and process — or design the fixture for you.