American Tooling and Machining offers several industrial-grade 3D printing processes, including:
• Stereolithography (SLA) – for smooth surface finishes and high-detail parts
• Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) – for durable, functional prototypes without support structures
• Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) – for quick and cost-effective large-format prints
• Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) – for consistent mechanical properties and high-volume batches
We can help you choose the right technology based on your application, timeline, and material needs.

We support a wide variety of plastics and composites, including:
• Nylon 12 (PA12), PA11, TPU (rubber-like), ABS, PC, ULTEM
• Photopolymers for SLA with properties mimicking ABS or polypropylene
• Fiber-reinforced filaments and functional resins
Custom or specialty materials may be sourced upon request.

• Rapid prototypes: typically shipped within 3–5 business days
• Functional parts and short runs: delivered in 5–10 business days
• Lead times may vary depending on material, quantity, and finishing requirements.

American Tooling and Machining’s build volumes vary by technology:
• SLA & SLS: up to 300 x 300 x 300 mm
• FDM: up to 500 x 500 x 500 mm
• MJF: up to 380 x 284 x 380 mm
For larger parts, we offer part segmentation and bonding solutions.

Yes. We provide a wide range of finishing options including:
• Sanding, vapor smoothing, painting, dyeing, bead blasting
• Tapping, inserts, and basic assembly
• Surface sealing or coating for improved appearance or durability
Let us know your cosmetic and functional goals, and we’ll recommend the best finishing approach.

Absolutely—it depends on the application. Many of our customers use 3D printing for:
• Low-volume production runs
• Functional end-use parts
• Bridge production while waiting for tooling
Technologies like SLS and MJF are ideal for durable, production-grade parts.

Tolerances depend on the process:
• SLA: ±0.1 mm (higher precision for small parts)
• SLS & MJF: ±0.2 mm or ±0.3% of length
• FDM: ±0.5 mm typical
For tight tolerances, we recommend submitting a 2D drawing with specifications for review.

You can send us your 3D CAD file in formats like .STL, .STEP, .IGES, or SolidWorks.
Email your files to support@vokglobalsolutions.com or upload them via our online request form. Please include any relevant specs, materials, quantities, and required deadlines.

Yes! We provide engineering support to help improve your design’s printability, strength, weight, and cost-effectiveness. Our team is experienced in optimizing parts for 3D printing performance and production readiness.

Absolutely. We treat all files and communications with strict confidentiality. We are happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) upon request to protect your designs and proprietary data.

Most 3D printing processes produce parts in a single color (usually white, black, or gray). We offer dyeing and painting services for custom colors. Multi-color printing is available for select projects using FDM or polyjet processes—please inquire.

We provide 3D printing solutions for:
• Medical devices and wearables
• Aerospace, drone, and UAV components
• Electric vehicles, e-mobility, and robotics
• Consumer products and electronics housings
• Industrial jigs, fixtures, and tools

Both. We specialize in:
• Rapid prototyping
• Short-run production
• Bridge manufacturing (pre-tooling)
If you need 5, 50, or 500 parts, we’ll help you scale quickly and cost-effectively.

No problem! Our team will review your design and application to recommend the best-fit process for your budget, lead time, material, and performance needs.

• Production: Asia-based manufacturing (Shenzhen) with vetted print partners
• Engineering & Support: U.S. operations based in Los Angeles, CA
This hybrid model ensures global pricing efficiency with local service quality.