3D Radio Parts Printing - Discontinued Parts Re-Creation Service - Restore Your Critical Equipment and Extend Its Lifespan
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Full Service: We have actual mechanical engineers who scan, model, reproduce, test fits, strengthen weak OEM designs, and can even UV-print labels or branding on finished parts. Plus, we own the cutting-edge LiDAR scanners and printers, to ensure precision.
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Multiple part types supported: handheld housings, knobs, clips, battery doors, belt clips, mounting hardware, internal plastics, and more.
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Compatible with the major brands: Motorola, Kenwood, Harris, Vertex, EF Johnson, and most legacy manufacturers.
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Fast Turnaround: We offer rapid prototyping and priority production so you can keep your fleet running.
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Flexible: Order single components or full replacement kits—pay only for what you need.
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Durable Materials: Industrial-grade plastics, resin, nylon, carbon fiber composites, and engineered materials chosen to match or exceed OEM strength
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Value Pricing: Unit pricing will vary by complexity and quantity. But our minimum project spend is $500 total.
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