Manufacturing & Tooling 3D printing in Canada

Printed jigs and fixtures cost a fraction of machined equivalents, are lighter and more ergonomic, and free up CNC capacity for billable work — and you can reprint or revise them on demand.

Yes. Large-format printers produce vacuum-forming, thermoforming and composite layup molds in-house, removing outsourcing cost and lead time.

Most shops see tooling costs drop dramatically and lead times shrink from weeks to a day or two, while keeping CNC machines free for revenue work.

Modix Canada is the authorized Canadian reseller. We advertise in US dollars (Canadian dollars accepted at the current exchange rate), ship across Canada, provide on-site service in Ontario and Quebec, and support Canadian electrical certification (CSA / ESA field evaluation).

For manufacturing & tooling we usually recommend the BIG-60, BIG-120X and BIG-Meter — sized to the parts and tooling these teams produce. Tell us your largest part and we'll match the right platform.

Modix printers start at US$5,400 for the BIG-60 and scale to US$27,000 for the Everest, with pellet MAMA systems quoted on request — advertised in US dollars, payable in Canadian dollars at the current exchange rate. Most teams recover the cost quickly through reduced tooling lead times and less outsourcing.