Fixtures are metrology, not tooling
Anything used to hold or check a part becomes part of the measurement chain. Its stability matters more than its strength.
Production Scenario
Fixtures that hold tolerance after weeks on the floor
Stiff grades with laser-verified diameter and batch documentation, so a fixture behaves the same in month three as on day one.
Carbon Fiber PETGASAPETG
The Real Cost
A printed fixture that creeps, cracks or loses tolerance is worse than no fixture at all, because the line keeps running against a reference that has quietly moved.
- Dimensional drift between batches silently invalidates every part produced against the fixture
- A cracked jig stops a line that was planned around it
- Without lot data, a quality issue cannot be traced back to a material batch
Perspective Shift
What the best operators do differently
Stiffness beats raw tensile
A jig that deflects under clamp load fails regardless of how strong the material is in a tensile test.
Traceability shortens downtime
When a fixture problem appears, a batch number turns a line-wide investigation into a single lot check.
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What we put in your hands
Stiffness-oriented grades
Carbon-fibre reinforced PETG and ASA for parts that must resist deflection.
What you get
A grade recommendation based on your clamp loads and environment
See the exact material →Laser diameter control
Every spool measured in-line to ±0.03mm at 500 samples per second.
What you get
Consistent extrusion so fixture dimensions repeat between lots
See the exact material →Lot-level CoA
Measured diameter, moisture and batch number on every lot.
What you get
A traceable record for every fixture you print
Recommended materials
Every project is different — here's our recommended Bill of Materials to start your project.
Core Filaments
Carbon Fiber PETG Filament 1.75mm 1kg High Strength
Higher stiffness for jigs and fixtures that must resist deflection
View in Carbon Fiber PETG Filament 1.75mm 1kg High Strength line →
Yiqiu3D ASA Filament 1.75 mm 1 kg Outdoor
For fixtures near heat sources or exposed to UV on outdoor lines
View in Yiqiu3D ASA Filament 1.75 mm 1 kg Outdoor line →
PETG Filament 1.75mm 1kg Single Color 22 Colors
Tough general-purpose grade for non-critical guides and holders
View in PETG Filament 1.75mm 1kg Single Color 22 Colors line → Your Path Day 1 Day 2 to 3 Week 1 Week 2 and beyond
From first spool to full production
Send the load case
Tell us the clamp loads, temperature and lifetime the fixture must survive.
Start a projectGrade and wall recommendation
We propose the grade and print parameters for your geometry.
Browse materialsValidation protocol
Run our structured sample protocol on your own machines.
See the protocolProduction with lot data
Supplied from documented lots with ocean-ready packaging.
See the workflow Your First Move
Validate a fixture on your own floor
Print a sample and test it under real clamp loads before you commit the line.
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The Challenge
Manufacturing jigs and fixtures are put-and-forget investments. Once you’ve integrated a printed jig into a production workflow, it needs to survive daily use, temperature variation, and occasional chemical exposure — for months, not weeks. Standard PLA fails here within days. The cost of jig failure isn’t the reprint — it’s the 4-hour line stoppage that follows.
What You Get
- ±0.03mm tolerance guarantee — per-spool CoA with diameter and ovality data
- Temperature-grade materials — PETG (80°C), ASA (100°C+), with thermal parameter guides
- Shop-floor validated parameters — pre-tested print settings for common industrial printers
- Bulk spool program — dedicated spool supply for high-volume jig production runs