Canada’s LARGEST Industrial
3D Printing and Manufacturing Service.
Anubis 3D provides industry leading 3D printing services in Canada, supporting manufacturers with rapid prototyping, low volume 3D printing and production ready polymer components. With one of the country’s largest fleets of EOS SLS printers and advanced DyeMansion finishing systems, we deliver consistent quality for automation, robotics, aerospace, medical, consumer products and custom engineering applications.
Our promise:
✅ Cutting-Edge 3D Printing & Manufacturing
✅ Expert Guidance from Prototype to Production
✅ Fast & Reliable Turnaround Times


INDUSTRIAL 3D PRINTING – ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Our industrial 3D printing capabilities allow companies to accelerate development and transition from prototype to production with confidence. We manufacture functional, lightweight and durable components using advanced polymers optimized for demanding industrial use. By combining high precision additive manufacturing with engineering support, DFAM guidance and quality assurance, we help businesses improve performance, reduce tooling costs and achieve faster time to market across Canada.
Industrial Equipment for Production Grade Quality
Our production environment is built on EOS industrial SLS technology and DyeMansion VaporFuse Surfacing, which together deliver true production grade quality for polymer additive manufacturing. EOS systems provide accuracy, repeatability and mechanical reliability at scale, while DyeMansion VaporFuse creates sealed, smooth, and durable surfaces ideal for end use components. This combination ensures consistent results for complex geometries, lightweight assemblies and high performance nylon parts used across automation, robotics and advanced manufacturing.

Empowering Innovation Through
Industrial 3D Printing!
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Selective Laser Sintering
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is at the core of our industrial additive manufacturing services. As Canada’s most experienced SLS manufacturer, Anubis 3D operates a wide range of EOS printers capable of handling everything from single prototypes to runs of more than 100,000 units. This process allows for the production of functional nylon components that offer strength, durability, and excellent resistance to heat and chemicals. Because SLS does not require support structures, it enables the creation of highly complex geometries such as lightweight lattices, hollow forms, and internal channels. With materials like Nylon 12, parts are reliable, abrasion-resistant, and suitable for demanding end-use applications.
Stereolithography
Stereolithography (SLA) offers unmatched precision and surface quality when appearance and fine detail are the priority. This process delivers smooth, accurate parts with tight tolerances, making it ideal for prototypes, dental and medical components, and consumer products where visual appeal and performance must go hand in hand. SLA gives designers and engineers the ability to quickly validate form and fit while also providing presentation-ready models that can be finished and painted to meet exact specifications.
Low Volume Production
Low-volume production is another area where Anubis 3D delivers significant value. Many businesses face the challenge of bridging the gap between prototype and mass production, and our additive solutions provide the answer. We support flexible batch sizes, from dozens of units to thousands, without the costs of traditional tooling. This makes it possible to launch products faster, produce bridge runs before full-scale tooling, and maintain just-in-time delivery schedules that keep supply chains efficient and cost-effective.
Hybrid Solutions
Hybrid manufacturing combines the flexibility of additive technology with the precision of machining and the strength of post-processing. At Anubis 3D, we integrate multiple manufacturing methods to achieve the best possible outcome for each project. Printed parts can be machined for tighter tolerances, coated for durability, or assembled into complex systems that meet production standards. Every component is backed by strict quality assurance and Certificates of Conformance, ensuring that performance and traceability are never compromised.
Applications & Industries
Our advanced 3D printing and additive manufacturing technologies support a wide range of industries, from automation and aerospace to medical and consumer products. Each application benefits from our engineering expertise, precision manufacturing, and production-grade materials designed for performance and reliability.
Automotive
Consumer Goods
Medical and Dental
Molding
Electronics
Automation & Robotics
Aerospace
Custom Projects
What Is Industrial 3D Printing?
Industrial 3D printing is the process of manufacturing functional, production ready parts using advanced polymer technologies such as SLS and SLA. Unlike hobby-grade printing, industrial additive manufacturing provides consistent mechanical strength, accuracy and surface quality suitable for real world applications in automation, robotics, aerospace, medical devices and consumer products.
Why Choose 3D Printing?

Faster Development
Prototypes and functional parts can be produced in hours or days instead of weeks.
Complex Geometry
Lightweight shapes, internal channels and consolidated assemblies become possible without tooling.
Low Volume Production
Short run batches can be manufactured cost effectively with no molds or setup time.
Durable Materials
PA12 nylon and engineered resins deliver strength, stability and long term performance.
Performance Advantages of SLS 3D Printing
Industrial SLS 3D printing delivers strong, lightweight and repeatable components that perform reliably in demanding automation and manufacturing environments.
- Dimensional Accuracy97%
- Weight Reduction88%
- Durability & Stability92%
Anubis 3D provides professional 3D printing services across Canada, supporting manufacturers, automation integrators and product developers from coast to coast. As a local Canadian production partner, we deliver fast lead times, reliable engineering support and consistent quality for companies operating in advanced manufacturing, robotics, packaging, aerospace, automotive, medical and consumer product industries.
With centralized production in Ontario and efficient nationwide shipping, we supply high performance 3D printed parts to key regions including Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, Ottawa, and major industrial hubs throughout Canada. This ensures that businesses across the country have access to durable, precision built polymer components without the delays and uncertainties of overseas manufacturing. Local manufacturers can also read about our 3D printing services in Mississauga, where our facility is based.

WHY CHOOSE ANUBIS3d?
Capabilities at a glance
What we run in house, what it is suited to, and the material menu behind it. Everything below happens in our Mississauga facility rather than through subcontractors.
| Process | Best suited to | Materials |
|---|---|---|
| Selective laser sintering (SLS) | Functional end use parts, robot tooling, consolidated assemblies, no supports required | PA12 nylon (PA2200), glass filled PA614-GS, aluminium filled Alumide, flame retardant PA606-FR, PA11 (PA860) |
| Stereolithography (SLA) | Fine detail, smooth cosmetic surfaces, master patterns, presentation models | Engineered photopolymer resins |
| Low volume production | Hundreds to thousands of parts where tooling cannot be justified | Same SLS and SLA material menu |
| Machining and assembly | Critical bores, dowel fits, threaded inserts, multi part assemblies | Printed parts plus purchased components |
| Finishing | Bead blasting, dyeing, VaporFuse smoothing for sealed and food contact surfaces | PA12 and PA11 parts |
How a job runs, from file to shipment
1. Send the file
STEP, IGES, STL or other common CAD formats, with quantity and the duty the part faces.
2. Quote and DFAM review
We price it and flag anything worth changing for the process, from wall thickness to where inserts belong.
3. Build and finish
Printed on our EOS systems, then machined, dyed or vapour smoothed as the part requires.
4. Inspect and ship
Checked against the model, then shipped from Mississauga or collected locally.
Lead time depends on build size, material and finishing, so we confirm it with the quote rather than publish a number that will not hold for every part. Ask us for a date when you send the file and we will commit to it.
Where we deliver
Production runs from one facility in Mississauga, Ontario. Local customers collect or receive parts by road, and the rest of Canada ships domestically with no customs step, and we ship internationally as well. Region pages: Mississauga, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Ready to quote? Send your CAD file and quantity through our contact page, or call 905-581-0630. Production is at 4100A Sladeview Crescent Unit 4, Mississauga, Ontario L5L 5Z3.
Send the CAD file and the quantity and we will come back with a price, a date, and any design note worth acting on.
F.A.Q.
What types of 3D printing technologies do you offer?
We provide industrial SLS and SLA 3D printing, supported by low volume production, hybrid machining, VaporFuse finishing and full quality inspection.
What materials are available for industrial 3D printing?
Our primary material is PA12 nylon for SLS, known for strength, durability and heat resistance. We also offer a range of engineered SLA resins for high detail and functional prototypes.
How accurate are your 3D printed parts?
SLS and SLA deliver tight tolerances suitable for functional assemblies, jigs, fixtures and end use components. Dimensional accuracy depends on geometry, material and part size, and is verified during inspection.
Can you produce end use parts or only prototypes?
Yes, we manufacture both. SLS is ideal for production ready components, lightweight structures and industrial assemblies, while SLA is best for detailed prototypes and models.
What file formats do you accept?
We accept STEP, IGES, STL and other common CAD formats used in engineering and manufacturing environments.
