3D Printing Services Rapid prototypes, fixtures, tooling, and custom parts in Edmonton, Alberta

Industrial 3D Printing Services in Edmonton
BP Automation provides industrial 3D printing services for manufacturers, engineers, and automation teams that need fast prototypes, custom parts, tooling, fixtures, and proof-of-concept components.
Our large-format printer supports parts up to 600mm x 600mm x 600mm. We can work from CAD files, drawings, or sketches and help turn a concept into a physical part for fit, form, and function testing.
Because 3D printing is part of our broader engineering and machine-building workflow, your printed part can move naturally from prototype to fixture, machine component, or production-ready design.
Rapid Prototyping
Test ideas earlier, validate geometry, and reduce design risk before investing in machining, fabrication, or production tooling.
Custom Fixtures and Tooling
Produce brackets, jigs, checking fixtures, end-of-arm tooling, guards, and support components built around your exact process.
Low-Volume Parts
Create small batches, replacement parts, and specialized components when standard suppliers or tooling lead times are not practical.
Common 3D Printing Applications
- Prototype machine components
- Custom automation fixtures
- End-of-arm tooling and robot accessories
- Assembly jigs and inspection aids
- Replacement parts for legacy equipment
- Fit-check and form-check models
- Product development prototypes
- Low-volume industrial parts
3D Printing Services FAQs
What size parts can BP Automation 3D print?
BP Automation can print parts up to 600mm x 600mm x 600mm, making the service useful for larger prototypes, fixtures, tooling, and industrial components.
Can you work from a sketch or only a CAD file?
We can work from CAD files, drawings, or sketches. If the part needs design support, our engineering team can help turn the concept into a printable model.
What industries use your 3D printing service?
Our 3D printing work supports manufacturers, automation projects, oil and gas, food processing, heavy equipment, fabrication, inspection, and product development teams.
Can 3D printing be combined with machine design or fabrication?
Yes. BP Automation often uses 3D printing as part of a larger design-build workflow that can include engineering, machining, fabrication, controls, assembly, and commissioning.
Industrial 3D Printing Services in Edmonton, Alberta
BP Automation provides precision industrial 3D printing services to manufacturers across Edmonton and Alberta. Our additive manufacturing capabilities support rapid prototyping, custom part production, and low-volume manufacturing for industries including oil and gas, food processing, and heavy equipment. We work with engineering-grade materials suited for demanding industrial environments.
Whether you need one-off prototypes or small production runs, our Edmonton team delivers fast turnaround and tight tolerances. Contact BP Automation to discuss how 3D printing can reduce lead times and tooling costs for your next project.
Industrial 3D Printing Services in Edmonton, Alberta
BP Automation provides industrial 3D printing for manufacturers and engineers across Alberta. Our large-format printer handles parts up to 600mm x 600mm x 600mm, enabling rapid prototype development that compresses design cycles from weeks to days. We work from CAD files or sketches, transforming your concept into a precise physical model ready for fit, form, and function testing.
3D printing is a core tool in custom machine development. BP Automation uses it to produce prototype brackets, custom fixtures, end-of-arm tooling, jigs, and replacement components for legacy equipment. Printing before machining eliminates costly design errors and accelerates the path to production. Our printing service integrates directly with our engineering and fabrication workflow so your part moves from digital design to working prototype to finished machine under one roof in Edmonton.
We serve manufacturers across Alberta and Western Canada. Contact our engineering team to discuss how 3D printing can accelerate your next project.

