What additive manufacturing services does EOD Gear offer?
Rapid prototyping, low-rate and bridge production, and hybrid additive-to-CNC manufacturing, delivered as Additive Manufacturing as a Service (AMAS) from our Franklin, Tennessee facility. This is program-grade manufacturing with documented controls and traceability — not hobby or consumer printing.
What materials does EOD Gear 3D print?
Plastics and carbon fiber. For parts whose requirements outgrow printed materials, our hybrid workflow transitions the design to CNC machining in-house, so the same part can mature from printed prototype to machined production without changing suppliers.
What is hybrid additive plus CNC manufacturing?
A part starts as a printed component for speed and iteration, then transitions to precision machining on our in-house HAAS mills and lathes when tolerances, metal interfaces, or structural requirements demand it. One shop carries the design through both stages, keeping revision control and traceability unbroken.
Is EOD Gear's additive manufacturing suitable for defense and government programs?
Yes. All additive work runs under our ISO 9001:2015 quality system in an ITAR-registered facility, with documented processes, revision control, and traceability. EOD Gear maintains an active DD Form 2345 with Enhanced JPC, supporting controlled technical data exchanges, and Berry-compliant manufacturing pathways are available when required.
Who uses EOD Gear's additive manufacturing services?
Defense and aerospace manufacturers, robotics and unmanned systems developers, law enforcement and public safety integrators, universities and research labs, startups transitioning from prototype to production, and primes or subcontractors needing surge or bridge capacity from a compliant SDVOSB supplier.
How do I get an additive manufacturing quote?
Use the Add to Quote workflow on our Additive Manufacturing as a Service (AMAS) listing, or email your files and requirement to govsales@EOD-gear.com. EOD Gear is GSA-authorized and supports purchase orders, GSA orders, and program-driven sourcing. Download our Additive Manufacturing Capabilities Statement above for the full picture.
Additive Manufacturing Capabilities
Our additive manufacturing services are structured to support program development, fielded equipment, and production transitions, not hobby or consumer printing.
Additive Manufacturing as a Service (AMAS)
A full-service manufacturing offering supporting rapid prototyping, low-rate initial production, and scalable additive manufacturing for qualified programs and commercial customers. Designed to integrate with compliance, procurement, and downstream manufacturing.
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Rapid Prototyping
Functional prototypes produced in days to validate form, fit, and function before tooling or full-scale production. Suitable for engineering validation, test articles, and early program development.
Low-Rate & Bridge Production
Short-run and interim production supporting pilot programs, limited deployments, and supply-chain gap coverage. Repeatable processes with documented controls.
Additive + CNC Hybrid Manufacturing
Additive components transitioned to precision CNC machining using in-house HAAS mills and lathes. Ideal for parts requiring tight tolerances, metal interfaces, or structural reinforcement.
Manufacturing Environment & Compliance
All additive manufacturing services are performed within EOD Gear’s controlled manufacturing ecosystem:
ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System
ITAR-registered facility
Berry-compliant manufacturing pathways when required
Documented processes, revision control, and traceability
Integration with CNC machining, assembly, and finishing
This enables additive manufacturing suitable for government, defense, and regulated commercial programs.
Procurement & Program Access
Additive manufacturing services can be supported through established procurement and program mechanisms:
GSA Contract vehicle
Support for Enhanced JPC and program-driven sourcing
ATF FFL Type 10 & ATF FEL Type 20 manufacturing credentials
Experience supporting DoD, federal, and law-enforcement customers
Who These Services Support
Defense and aerospace manufacturers
Robotics and unmanned systems developers
Law-enforcement and public-safety integrators
Universities and research labs
Startups transitioning from prototype to production
Primes and subcontractors requiring surge or bridge capacity
Frequently Asked Questions
Is EOD Gear’s additive manufacturing suitable for defense and government programs?
Yes. All additive manufacturing services operate under ISO 9001:2015 quality controls within an ITAR-registered facility, with documentation and traceability appropriate for government and defense use.
Does EOD Gear support DoD programs requiring DD2345 and Enhanced JPC access?
Yes. EOD Gear maintains an active DD2345 (U.S./Canada Joint Certification Program) and supports manufacturing and development efforts aligned with Enhanced Joint Product Catalog (JPC) and program-driven sourcing requirements. This enables participation in controlled technical data exchanges, program support, and additive manufacturing activities associated with U.S. Department of Defense and approved partner programs.
Does EOD Gear support Berry-compliant manufacturing?
When required, additive manufacturing workflows can be aligned with Berry compliance requirements, including material sourcing and downstream manufacturing considerations.
Can additive parts transition into CNC-machined production?
Yes. EOD Gear specializes in hybrid additive + CNC manufacturing, allowing printed components to transition into machined aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, or Delrin as program requirements mature.
Is Additive Manufacturing offered as a quotable service?
Yes. Additive Manufacturing as a Service (AMAS) is available as a quotable product using the Add to Quote workflow.