ZeroBeatLabs3D PRINTING

OWNER-OPERATED · MICHIGAN

Practical parts.
Small batches.
Direct accountability.

FDM 3D printing for prototypes, functional components, and small production runs. Work directly with the operator to match your part, material, and delivery requirements.

Based in Michigan. Built around your next part.

FROM FILE TO FUNCTIONFDM / FFF
Illustrated functional bracketA technical illustration of a layered bracket, shown as a design concept, not a photograph of a manufactured part. FUNCTION FIRST
FUNCTIONAL PART / DESIGN CONCEPTILLUSTRATION
FDM / FFFManufacturing process
0.4 & 0.6 mmNozzle options
1 × Bambu P2SCurrent equipment
Direct contactWith your print operator

01 / CAPABILITIES

The right setup
for the right part.

From a first-fit prototype to a repeat order, we review the geometry and intended use before agreeing on the material and production approach.

01

PLA / PETG

Everyday functional parts

Prototypes, organizers, housings, and general-purpose components.

02

TPU

Flexible applications

Grips, bumpers, and compliant parts. Grade, hardness, and geometry reviewed per job.

03

ASA / ABS

Application-specific parts

Options for more demanding environments, selected around the part and its intended use.

04

CF-filled polymers

Selected composite options

Base polymer, grade, nozzle, and print profile confirmed before quoting.

THE CURRENT SETUP

A focused production cell.

Bambu Lab P2S, AMS 2 Pro, and FarmLoop automation for compatible repeat-job workflows. One machine, with quantities and scheduling confirmed for each order.

Nominal build envelope
256 × 256 × 256 mm
Material handling
AMS 2 Pro / job-specific feed setup
Production scheduling
Confirmed with your quote

Usable part size depends on orientation, supports, brim, and automation clearance. Material, feed-system, and automation compatibility are reviewed separately for each job.

MADE FOR PRACTICAL WORK

What are you
working on?

Prototype & refine

Check fit, form, and assembly before committing to the next revision.

Build something useful

Brackets, enclosures, fixtures, organizers, and other functional components.

Make a small batch

Discuss a repeat part, a short run, or a specific production need.

02 / OUR APPROACH

Clear requirements.
A practical path to print.

Good parts start with a shared understanding of what matters. Here's what we'll discuss when reviewing your job.

01

Review the part

Intended use, geometry, material, quantity, and the dimensions or surfaces that matter most.

02

Agree on the job

Print approach, finish expectations, price, delivery timing, and whether a first article is needed.

03

Define the checks

Agree on inspection requirements, batch identification, and packaging before production begins.

04

Keep contact direct

One point of contact for questions, changes, and the next run.

03 / MANUFACTURING NETWORKS

A small shop.
A direct working relationship.

Looking for an FDM production partner? Let's start with the parts, materials, and order sizes you need covered.

Discuss a production partnership

Defined scope

Current equipment and material options are visible up front. Capacity and dates are agreed per job.

Operator involvement

Talk directly with the person reviewing your files and running your prints.

Room to develop

Additional capacity can be evaluated against recurring demand and agreed requirements.

LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR NEXT PART

Start with the job.
We'll work through the details.

Tell us what you're making, how many you need, and when you need them. Include the intended use, approximate dimensions, and preferred material if you have one.