Montreal's manufacturing partner for 3D printing, CAD design, 3D scanning, CNC machining, and composite parts — from prototype to production.
From a single CAD concept to a finished production run — we bring together every process you need under one Canadian roof.
FDM, SLS, and SLA printing across a wide range of materials — from quick concept models to durable, functional, end-use parts.
Learn more →Turn sketches, specs, or scans into clean, manufacturable CAD models designed for the way parts are actually made.
Learn more →High-accuracy scanning for reverse engineering, quality inspection, and replicating legacy parts with no existing drawings.
Learn more →From CAD file to physical part in days. Test form, fit, and function fast — then iterate with confidence.
Learn more →Lightweight, high-strength composite parts backed by deep robotics and materials expertise — our key differentiator.
Learn more →Metal strength, tight tolerances, and machined finish for parts that 3D printing alone can't deliver.
Learn more →Move validated designs into small-batch, bridge, and repeat production without committing to mass-production overhead too early.
End-to-end manufacturing support from concept and reverse engineering through prototypes, CNC parts, composites, and repeat production.
3DRM Tech helps engineering teams, manufacturers, product developers, and robotics companies turn ideas into real, functional parts — from our Montreal facility, with honest pricing and Canadian turnaround.
Four steps. One partner. No surprises.
Upload a CAD file, sketch, photo, or just describe what you need. We accept any starting point.
We recommend the best process and material for your goals and budget, with a clear, itemized quote.
Your part is printed, machined, or manufactured in our Montreal facility with consistent quality control.
Canadian turnaround. We ship your parts and stay available if you need changes or a follow-up run.
We work with companies across Canada that design, prototype, and manufacture physical products.
Lightweight composites and custom components for robotic arms, grippers, and automation systems.
Rapid prototyping, jigs, fixtures, and short-run production parts for engineering teams.
From concept iteration to investor-ready prototypes — fast, affordable, and Canadian.
End-use parts, replacement components, and tooling for industrial operations.
Iterate fast, validate early. We help startups move from CAD to real parts without the overhead.
Precision parts, tooling inserts, and composite structures for demanding applications.
We match the right technology to your part — not just the one we happen to own. Explore our complete 3D printing service →
Ideal for functional prototypes, jigs, fixtures, and structural parts where strength and value matter more than a flawless finish.
Durable nylon parts with complex geometry and no support marks. The go-to for functional end-use parts and low-volume production.
High-resolution resin prints for detailed visual models, master patterns, and parts where fit and finish are critical.
We offer FDM, SLS, and SLA 3D printing, plus CAD design, 3D scanning, CNC/metalworking, and composite manufacturing — all from our Montreal facility.
Send us your CAD file or a description of what you need. We'll recommend the best process and material and provide a clear, itemized quote — usually within 24 hours.
FDM for strong, cost-effective parts. SLS for durable nylon with complex geometry. SLA for fine detail and smooth surfaces. Not sure? Send your file and we'll advise.
Yes. Our 3D scanning service captures a physical object as an accurate digital model that we can recreate, improve, or manufacture from.
We're based in Montreal, Quebec, and serve customers across Canada. Call us at +1 (514) 808-3260 or email 3drmtech@gmail.com.
Yes. We produce functional end-use parts and low-volume production runs. There is no fixed minimum part quantity, while overall project requirements and the current minimum project value still apply. Your files can stay on record for fast reorders.
Send us a file, a sketch, or just a description. We'll come back with a process recommendation and a clear quote.
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