Industrial parts supplier — Richmond, Virginia

Industrial parts, made to your drawing.

3D printing, CNC milling, and custom belting for OEMs and machine builders. One supplier, one purchase order — every part checked against your spec before it ships.

Services

Three processes, one point of contact.

Pick the process that fits the part — or send the drawing and we recommend one.

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Engineering polymers

Industrial 3D printing

Functional polymer parts from enclosed multi-material FDM systems: replacement and legacy parts, fixtures and gauges, and repeat production runs in engineering materials.

Build size
up to 330 × 320 × 320 mm
Materials
PETG, ASA, nylon, carbon- and glass-filled blends, PC, TPU
Tolerance
±0.2 mm typical
Quantities
Single parts to series runs
Printing specifications
216 168 Ø22 6061-T6

Metals & plastics

CNC milling

Milled parts to your drawing in a wide range of metals and engineering plastics, from single prototypes to small series. Machined and printed parts can go on the same purchase order.

Metals
Aluminum, steel, stainless steel, brass, copper
Plastics
POM, PA, PEEK
Tolerance
Per drawing, confirmed on the quote
Documents
Material certificates on request
Machining specifications
cleat, welded p 5 AT5 · welded endless · fabric-faced teeth

Timing & conveyor belts

Custom belting

Timing and conveyor belts built to your application: the right profile, length, and width, with cleats and coatings where your line needs them. Send the OEM number or the worn belt and we match it.

Belt types
Timing belts (T and AT profiles), flat and conveyor belts
Fabrication
Cut to length or welded endless
Options
Welded cleats, fabric-faced teeth (NFT), anti-static
Quantities
Single replacements to series
Belting specifications

Assembly & kitting

Printed, machined, and purchased parts — including components you supply — bonded or fastened, bagged, and labeled per set, so they arrive ready to install.

Ask about kits

Specifications

The numbers behind each process.

Final values depend on part geometry and material. Critical dimensions and tolerances are confirmed on every quote before you order.

Process data
ProcessEnclosed multi-material FDM
Build volumeup to 330 × 320 × 320 mm (13 × 12.6 × 12.6 in)
Layer height0.08 – 0.28 mm application-dependent
Typical tolerance±0.2 mm or ±0.2 % critical fits reviewed per drawing
NozzlesHardened steel for fiber-filled materials
QuantitiesSingle parts to series runs
InputSTEP, STL, PDF drawing, or a sample part
Materials
MaterialTypical use
PETG, PETG-CFHousings, covers, brackets; tough and chemically resistant
ABS, ASAImpact-resistant machine parts; ASA for outdoor UV exposure
PA, PA-CF, PA-GFBushings, guides, gears, and snap fits under wear and load
PC blendsParts near heat sources or under higher mechanical load
PLA, PLA-CFFixtures, gauges, and form-fit prototypes
TPUSeals, bumpers, grippers, and vibration dampers

Typical work

What customers order from us.

A few job types we run regularly for industrial customers.

Cleated timing belts

Belting

AT-profile belts welded endless, with cleats welded at a set pitch and fabric-faced teeth, from field-test quantities to production batches.

Assembled part kits

Printing + assembly

Printed hubs and holders bonded or fastened to purchased and customer-supplied components, then bagged and labeled per set.

Clamps and brackets

3D printing

Functional clamps, brackets, and holders produced as repeat orders on the same process settings, so every batch fits the same way.

Quality

Checked, documented, and traceable to your PO.

Industrial buyers need parts that fit and paperwork that matches. Both are part of every order.

Dimensional inspection

Critical dimensions are measured against your drawing before shipment. A dimensional report per order is available on request.

Documented orders

Quotes, order confirmations, delivery notes, and invoices carry your PO and part numbers, so receiving and accounts payable can match every line.

First-article approval

On request, we submit a first article for your sign-off before running the full quantity.

Ordering

A purchasing-friendly process.

Written quotes, purchase orders, and itemized invoices. W-9, certificate of insurance, and sales tax certificates are available on request.

Step 1

Request

Send a drawing, CAD file, OEM part number, or sample, with quantity and material.

Step 2

Quote

You receive an itemized written quote with quantity pricing, lead time, and payment terms.

Step 3

Order

Issue a purchase order. Production starts once the deposit stated on the quote is received.

Step 4

Deliver

Parts are inspected, packed, and shipped with tracking, a delivery note, and an invoice.

About

A small supplier built for industrial buyers.

XPrecision3D LLC is a Virginia manufacturing company supplying functional parts to OEMs and machine builders. We supply 3D-printed polymer parts, CNC-milled components in metals and plastics, and belts fabricated to specification — and combine them into ready-to-install kits when needed.

Being small keeps the lines short: you deal directly with the people who quote, coordinate, and inspect your order, and every order is documented the way purchasing and receiving expect.

Legal entity
XPrecision3D LLC, registered in Virginia
Location
Richmond, VA — shipping nationwide
Processes
3D printing, CNC milling, custom belting, assembly
Ordering
Purchase order; deposit and terms stated on each quote
Vendor documents
W-9, certificate of insurance, sales tax certificates on request

Request a quote

Send us your part.

Attach a drawing or CAD file, or give us the OEM part number. We reply with a written quote.

  • Emailinfo@xprecision3d.com
  • LocationRichmond, VA — shipping nationwide
  • HoursMon–Fri, 9:00–17:00 ET

We reply within one business day.