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3D printing in Devon and the South West: industrial printing from Cullompton

HenleyPrint3D is an industrial 3D printing and engineering company at Clayhidon, Cullompton, Devon EX15 3TU, serving Devon, the South West and the rest of the UK. We print FDM parts up to 1000 mm, SLA, SLS PA12 and PolyJet, with lead times from 1 calendar day. Orders are placed online or by email and shipped.

Reviewed by HenleyPrint3D engineers6 min readUpdated

Key takeaways

  • Based in Devon: Clayhidon, Cullompton, Devon EX15 3TU.
  • Main production site in Devon, running 7 days a week.
  • FDM to 1000 mm, SLA, SLS PA12 and PolyJet, plus design, scanning and finishing.
  • Delivery to a UK address, or abroad with customs paperwork prepared.
  • Founded 2015. 312,467 components produced for customers in 21 countries.

Suits

South West engineers, makers and manufacturers who want a local engineering partner for prototypes, jigs and production parts.

Worth knowing

Orders run through the quote portal or by email, and parts are shipped to you.

Location and contact details

DetailValue
AddressClayhidon, Cullompton, Devon EX15 3TU
ProductionOur main production site, in Devon
Order emailorder@henleyprint3d.com
Quote portalorder.henleyprint3d.com
Founded2015
RepliesWithin an hour for 90% of enquiries, 7 days a week

Production is automated from order and runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. An engineer reviews every file before it is printed.

Processes and build volumes

ProcessBuild volumeLead time from
FDM1000 × 1000 × 1000 mm1 calendar day
SLA350 x 250 x 250 mm1 calendar day
SLS PA12165 x 165 x 300 mm2 calendar days
PolyJet16 to 30 micron layersSee service page

Each process has its own service page: FDM 3D printing, SLA 3D printing, SLS 3D printing and PolyJet 3D printing. Materials are listed in the materials explorer, and finishing services include painting, sand blasting and threaded inserts.

Typical South West engineering jobs

The South West has established engineering sectors in aerospace, defence, marine, motorsport and agricultural technology, and many product designers and makers. The table below is general: it describes the parts this work usually needs, not named customers.

General examples, not customer claims
Sector (general)Typical printed partsMaterial starting point
Marine and boatsFittings, covers, jigs, mock-ups and mouldsASA or PETG for exposure; check long-term water and UV on the datasheet
Agri-tech and outdoor equipmentSensor housings, guards, brackets and prototypesASA for sunlight; nylon where wear matters
Motorsport and automotiveDucts, brackets, mounts and fit-check modelsSLS PA12, carbon-fibre PETG or nylon
Aerospace and defence suppliersPrototypes, test hardware, jigs and non-critical partsAs specified; see aerospace and defence pages for limits
Product design and start-upsConcept models, enclosures, short runsSLA for detail, PETG or PA12 for function

We do not hold AS9100, ITAR registration, clearance or MOD approval, and we do not print metal. We are working towards ISO 9001. NDAs are available on request. The aerospace and defence guides set out what we can and cannot offer.

Industries and applications

We make prototypes, jigs, fixtures and production parts for aerospace, defence, automotive, motorsport and medical engineers, among others, covering rapid prototyping and low-volume manufacturing.

Ordering and delivery

  1. Upload a STEP or STL file at the quote page, or email a drawing, sketch or photo.
  2. An engineer reviews the file and confirms material, tolerance, finish and lead time.
  3. We print, finish and inspect the part against the drawing.
  4. Parts are packed and shipped. International orders include customs paperwork.

Details are on the shipping and delivery page.

Working with us from anywhere in the UK

Orders are placed online or by email and parts are shipped, so your location makes little difference to the service. File review, printing, finishing and inspection all happen at the Devon site, and questions about your part go to the engineers making it. Lead time does not include delivery: plan from the dispatch date on the quote plus the carrier transit time for your postcode. If the delivery date is fixed, say so when you order.

If you are...Do this
Prototyping a design in Devon, Somerset, Cornwall or DorsetSend the model; ask for the dispatch date and choose delivery that suits your schedule
Running a short production batchAgree material, orientation and inspection first; the settings are recorded for repeat orders
Replacing a worn or legacy partSend the part details; see reverse engineering and 3D scanning
Needing a part larger than 350 mmAsk about FDM up to 1000 mm; see large format 3D printing
Not sure of the best processRead the guide to choosing a 3D printing service or contact an engineer

What to send for a quote

  1. A STEP or STL file, up to 100 MB each, or a drawing, sketch or photo by email.
  2. Quantity, the date you need the parts and the delivery postcode.
  3. The duty (load, temperature, indoor or outdoor), any finish and critical dimensions.

The full list is in the guide to choosing a 3D printing service. For how prices are built, see how much 3D printing costs.

Planning a job: a worked timeline

Lead time is only part of the schedule. Plan backwards from the date you need the parts by adding the stages below. Take the figures for each stage from your quote.

Add the stages to reach your delivery date
StageWhere the time goesWho sets it
Upload and engineer reviewQuestions on tolerance, orientation or materialYou and the engineer; a complete file shortens it
Print and finishQueue, build, support removal, any painting, coating or insertsThe dispatch date on your quote
InspectionChecks against the drawing for marked dimensionsIncluded in the committed date; confirm at quote
TransitCarrier service to your addressThe carrier; choose service level at order

Worked example: if the quote gives a dispatch date four days after you approve it, and you choose a carrier service that takes one working day, the parts arrive about five days after approval, plus any weekend between. Where the date is fixed, say so at the start so an engineer can plan finishing around it. Short runs of identical parts are often quicker to plan than a single complex part with several finishes.

Working with a UK engineering partner

When to use an online platform and when to use an engineering partner is covered in online 3D printing platforms vs a UK engineering partner. Company background is on the about page.

Frequently asked questions

Where is HenleyPrint3D based?

At Clayhidon, Cullompton, Devon EX15 3TU, where our main production site is.

Do you deliver across the South West and the UK?

Yes. Parts are delivered to a UK address, and abroad with customs paperwork prepared.

How quickly can I get parts in Devon?

FDM and SLA from 1 calendar day, SLS from 2. The quote shows the date for your part.

How do I get a quote?

Upload a STEP or STL file at the quote page, or email a drawing, sketch or photo to order@henleyprint3d.com.

Do you work with companies outside Devon?

Yes. We ship from the UK to customers in 21 countries, and the quote shows shipping for international orders.

Is there a 3D printing service near me in Devon?

Yes. Our main production site is in Devon, at Clayhidon, Cullompton, EX15 3TU. We work by online quote or email and ship parts, so contact us first to discuss your project.

Do you work with engineering companies in the South West?

Yes, with engineers in sectors such as aerospace, defence, marine, motorsport and agricultural technology, among others. We print prototypes, jigs, fixtures and production parts.

Can I get a 3D printing quote from Devon without a CAD file?

Yes. Email a drawing, sketch or photo with quantity and material to order@henleyprint3d.com and an engineer will confirm price and lead time.

Get started

Talk to an engineer about your part.

Send us your CAD or describe the problem. We recommend the process, material and finish, and quote with the lead time up front.

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