CAULFIELDADVANCEDCAULFIELDADVANCED3D printing, 3D scanning and reverse engineering for rapid product iteration, functional testing and validation based in Strabane, Co. Tyrone.
Prototyping sits at the heart of good product development. The ability to produce a physical part quickly to check fit, form and function before committing to tooling or production is one of the most cost-effective investments in any development programme.
We combine 3D printing for rapid physical parts, 3D scanning for accurate geometry capture from existing objects, and test and measurement capability for dimensional verification and functional validation all within a chartered engineering framework that gives results you can rely on.
Whether you need a single concept model, a series of functional prototypes for user testing, or reverse-engineered geometry from a legacy part, we can turn it around quickly with the accuracy and documentation you need.
All prototyping capabilities are available in-house in Strabane no outsourcing delays, no quality uncertainty.
FDM/FFF additive manufacture for concept models, functional prototypes, jigs and fixtures, and end-use components. Broad material palette including standard PLA/PETG through to engineering-grade filaments suitable for functional testing.
Accurate geometry capture from physical objects where drawings do not exist. Ideal for legacy components, complex organic forms, worn tooling and competitor analysis. The scan data is processed into clean, manufacturable CAD models ready for modification or reproduction.
On-site dimensional verification, functional testing and product validation. Traceable results appropriate to chartered engineering standards. Suitable for product qualification, incoming inspection and first-article inspection reports.
For prototypes where material properties matter where 3D printed plastic isn't representative of the end product CNC routing produces parts from production-intent materials. MDF, plywood, solid timber, foam PVC and composites all available.
Get in touch to discuss requirements, timescales and materials.