We're unexceptionally ordinary. What a strange thing to say...

Unexceptionally ordinary

It’s fair to say that the lockdown months were exceptional in how businesses able to remain open, such as ours, adapted to the challenges of COVID-19 safe working. The achievements of our local engineering community in relation to the Ventilator Challenge were also exceptional. The public’s resilience in such unprecedented times could also be thought of as exceptional.

Did we prototype ventilators for our customers?

Yes. 

But we delivered for our customers as we always do. Of course we were mindful that the prototypes were for the Ventilator Challenge, but we prototype a wide array of products and devices every day – many of which could be deemed as urgent – and ensure we deliver each one to the high standards that we pride ourselves in.

No exception.

Did we deliver the prototypes quickly?

Yes.

But we offer four production service levels on our 3D printing technologies as standard and so are already geared up for customers who need urgent, next day dispatch of their prototypes.

No exception. 

(We’ll be launching similar service levels for CNC machining shortly).

Did we continue with business as usual despite some of our team needing to self-isolate?

3D Made. Simple.

For us, the prototyping of medical devices wasn’t a rare instance. Our fast service delivery wasn’t unusual. Our ability to overcome the challenges of working with a smaller team wasn’t extraordinary. 

It was just us, drawing on 40 years of experience in business as prototyping and model making professionals delivering our services in an unexceptionally ordinary manner. 

Maybe we’re being modest. We don’t think so; our motto is ‘3D Made. Simple.’ and that’s what we deliver, time and time again.