Cross-Line Program

Rapid Prototyping Services — 24-Hour Parts, Every Process, One Plan

Resin tonight, nylon tomorrow, machined Thursday, bridge-molded next month: MOMAKING runs every prototyping route under one engineering file — revision rounds keep your queue position, and the approved part walks straight into production without re-onboarding.

24h SLA · 2-day CNC · 3-day sheet metal · 12-25 day bridge tools

Mixed prototype set: resin, nylon, machined and molded parts in rows

Pick the Route by Question, Not by Acronym

A prototype exists to kill one uncertainty: does it fit, does it flex, does it survive, does the customer sign it. The table below is how our engineers actually route incoming files — match the question, take the lane, and read the link for the detail page.

The question you need answeredRouteFirst partsBudget band
Does the shape/assembly look and fit right?SLA resin24 h$
Does it survive drops, flex, heat, fuel?SLS nylon24-48 h$$
Real stiffness, real threads, anodized reality?CNC machining2 days$$-$$$
Strong, light, organic metal structure?Metal SLM3-5 days$$$
Does the enclosure seal and shield as designed?Sheet metal3 days$$
Can I ship real-resin product next month?Bridge tooling12-25 days$$$

The Part You Approve Is the Part You Ship

Most buyers juggle a print bureau, a machine shop and a tool house — three quotes, three quality voices, three definitions of “approved”. The prototyping program collapses that: one engineering file carries material data, tolerance stack, finish spec and your sign-offs across every route change. The SLS clip that passed your drop test becomes the molded clip whose tool inherits the validated wall scheme; the machined v1.2 housing becomes the die-cast v2.0 whose datums match.

Revisions are first-class citizens: the platform versions geometry, quotes tweaks same-day, and holds your production queue while the design argues with itself. That is what a 3-second AI quote plus 50+ in-house engineers is actually for — not speed alone, but speed you can revise.

Prototype-to-production parts on a MOMAKING bench

A Typical Two-Week Program

Day 0

RFQ with CAD + the decision to test. AI price in seconds, engineer route pick within 24 h.

Day 1–2

Round-1 parts: resin for look, nylon for a drop test, machined sample for the stiffness argument.

Week 2

Revisions v1.1/v1.2 at queue position; surface treatment on the approved look.

Week 3+

Bridge tool booked or production quote locked; approvals already in the file.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can MOMAKING deliver a prototype?
24 hours for SLA resin and (24-48h) SLS nylon; 2 working days for typical machined aluminum; 3 days for sheet metal enclosures; rapid tooling adds molded shots in 12-25 days. The program starts the clock at quote confirmation, which lands within 24 hours.
Which process should I choose for my prototype?
Shape/look fast → resin. Function, flex, heat → nylon. Load, threads, finish reality → machined. Looks good AND works, in real resin at 100+ → bridge tooling. Unsure? Describe the decision the prototype must settle; an engineer routes it free.
Can I get several design revisions quickly?
Yes - revisions re-enter at your queue position on the PEKTS-MoE order system; geometry tweaks on the same process usually re-quote same-day. Weekly v1 → v1.1 → v2 cycles are normal here.
Does the prototype path hand off to production?
That is the design: the same engineering file follows the part into CNC production batches, SLS batch printing, or the mold shop's steel tool - parameters, material data and your approvals carry over, nobody re-onboards you.
Is there a minimum order?
One piece per revision. A single part is a valid order; so is a 40-part evaluation matrix across three materials.

Start the prototyping clock

One form, five processes priced - first parts in as little as 24 hours from Shenzhen.

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