San Diego, CA
Biotech and Lab 3D Printing for San Diego
Torrey Pines Mesa and Sorrento Valley run on lab automation, and automation runs on small custom parts: adapters between a robot and a plate, holders for an odd tube, covers for an instrument. Printing them lets a lab adapt its equipment to the assay rather than the other way around.
What we print for biotech & lab teams
Lab automation adapters
Grippers, nests and adapters that seat plates and tubes on a liquid handler or robot arm.
Tube racks and plate holders
Racks for nonstandard tubes in polypropylene, which resists common lab chemicals.
Instrument covers and enclosures
Covers and light shields fitted to an existing instrument.
Device and consumable prototypes
Smooth, detailed SLA prototypes of cartridges and housings for design reviews.
Materials for the job
What we do not do
We do not certify sterility or biocompatibility for a printed part, and these are not finished medical devices. Check each material's chemical and temperature limits against your protocol; we can print test coupons first.
Tolerances: FDM ±0.2 mm typical; SLA ±0.1 mm, or ±0.2% above 100 mm. Production takes 2-5 business days.
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Biotech & Lab 3D printing in San Diego: questions
Do you print biotech & lab parts for teams in San Diego?
Yes. We print in Fort Lauderdale, FL and ship to San Diego and the surrounding area, including Carlsbad, Oceanside, Chula Vista. Production takes 2-5 business days, and checkout shows each carrier's delivery estimate for your address.
Which materials suit biotech & lab parts?
Most often Polypropylene (PP), PETG, Tough Resin, Clear Resin, 8K High-Detail Resin, chosen for the applications above. Each material page lists its typical strength, heat resistance and uses.
What do you not do?
We do not certify sterility or biocompatibility for a printed part, and these are not finished medical devices. Check each material's chemical and temperature limits against your protocol; we can print test coupons first.