3D printing in Gurugram, Gurgaon.

Gurugram is the furthest NCR city we serve and the one where the buyer is least likely to be on a shop floor. A lot of Gurugram work comes from design teams, product managers and R&D groups whose actual manufacturing happens somewhere else entirely — which changes what they need from a printing supplier.

Two distinct streams. From Manesar: functional parts and assembly aids for automotive and precision units, where the question is whether a printed part survives real use. From the Cyber City and Golf Course Road side: appearance models and fit checks, where the question is whether it looks and feels right in a meeting on Thursday. We are honest that Gurugram is a one-to-two-day delivery rather than same day — if you need it within hours, a local shop will beat us and we will say so.

Road delivery to Gurugram and IMT Manesar, typically one to two working days depending on dispatch time.

• Udyog Vihar, Phase I to VI
• IMT Manesar
• Pace City I and II, Sector 37
• Sector 18 and Sector 34 industrial
• Dundahera and Khandsa
• Cyber City and Golf Course Road offices

• Automotive OEM and tier 1 — The Manesar belt — interior mock-ups, assembly aids and pre-tooling functional parts.
• Aerospace and defence suppliers — Handling fixtures and non-flight tooling around Manesar's precision units.
• Consumer product and D2C hardware — Gurugram's product startups, iterating an enclosure before committing to a mould.
• Corporate R&D and design studios — Appearance models and fit checks for teams whose manufacturing sits elsewhere.

For automotive oem and tier 1 work — the largest single source of Gurugram enquiries, mostly out of Udyog Vihar, Phase I to VI — that usually means the Manesar belt — interior mock-ups, assembly aids and pre-tooling functional parts.

The underlying capability is the same wherever we ship: production-grade FDM on a 300 × 300 × 400 mm build volume, 0.1 – 0.3 mm layer heights, PETG for functional and end-use parts, PLA for appearance and fit models, TPU for anything that has to flex. Send a STEP file for preference, or an STL, or a dimensioned drawing — or bring the physical part if it is being copied.

• Functional parts and enclosures — printed to be used, not just looked at. See PETG printing.
• Jigs, fixtures and gauges — production tooling in days rather than tool-room weeks. See jigs and fixtures.
• Prototypes and design iterations — 24 to 72 hours a revision. See rapid prototyping.
• Low-volume production — 50 to 500 end-use parts without tooling. See low volume production.
• Flexible components — gaskets, seals and bumpers in TPU.