Nearly 200 people attended the ribbon cutting and open house event at A3D Manufacturing’s new Phoenix Headquarters at 15220 South 50th Street. Phoenix City Councilman Kevin Robinson and Greater Phoenix Chamber VP of Strategic Member Engagement Debbie Drotar; and Director of Strategic Member Engagement Jenifer Kocher were on hand to celebrate the opening with executives from A3D, Hawk Ridge Systems, HP, Nikola Motor Company, and more.
From the early development stages of design and analysis to prototyping and large-scale production, A3D Manufacturing has been providing manufacturing services for companies large and small, producing over 200,000 parts for nearly 2,300 customers over the past five years. In 2023, the company rebranded from Athena Manufacturing to its current name and tagline, “Where Ideas Take Shape,” to reinforce its mission of bringing cutting-edge products to customers and transforming abstract concepts into tangible solutions.
Now, to accommodate the growing need for fast, reliable additive manufacturing and post-production solutions, the company is expanding into a new 9,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Phoenix that will provide three times the production capacity of its former location.
For more information about manufacturing services or A3D’s commitment to their customers, contact A3D Manufacturing at info@a3dmfg.com or visit the website at https://www.a3dmfg.com/.
About A3D Manufacturing
A3D Manufacturing is an industry-certified, on-demand manufacturing service provider specializing in professional-grade additive and traditional manufacturing technologies. It brings decades of experience in 3D printing technologies and materials to deliver an efficient and collaborative customer experience from prototype to production. Its highly adaptable processes and precise standards guarantee customers the highest-quality products on time, every time.
A3D Manufacturing specializes in creating custom plastic and metal components for companies of all sizes. Its extensive capabilities encompass industrial-grade additive manufacturing and a range of finishing and post-processing options. It also excels in traditional manufacturing techniques, such as CNC, injection molding, and urethane casting.
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