Agile Manufacturing Adds Inkbit TEPU 30A and 50A Elastomer 3D Printing Services Agile Manufacturing is excited to announce the addition of TEPU™ 30A and TEPU™ 50A elastomer 3D printing services, expanding our ability to support engineers, product developers, and manufacturers with soft, flexible, rubber-like 3D printed parts. These new elastomer options give Canadian and North…
Why Canadian Innovators Choose Agile Manufacturing Inc. Introduction Additive manufacturing has changed the way Canadian companies, research labs, design firms and inventors bring ideas to life. Whether you need a single prototype, low‑volume production or end‑use parts, choosing the right partner is critical. Agile Manufacturing Inc., headquartered just north of Toronto, operates Canada’s largest fleet…
3D Printing Technologies: Tools in a Toolbox for Rapid Prototyping & Production Agile Manufacturing has been helping clients across Canada and the U.S. for more than two decades, and we’ve learned that no single process fits every project. 3D printing technologies are like tools in a toolbox – each tool has strengths and weaknesses. By…
Complimentary Vapour Smoothing on SLS Nylon 12 Orders (January 2026) For the month of January 2026, Agile Manufacturing is offering complimentary vapour smoothing on SLS Nylon 12 orders—at no additional charge. If you’re using SLS Nylon 12 for functional prototypes or end-use components, vapour smoothing can help transform your parts into production-ready results with a…
Agile’s Production 3D Printer Rental Program? Why Rent 3D Printing Capacity Instead of Buying? For many Canadian and U.S. manufacturers, product developers, and R&D teams, the story is the same: You have a 6-month project that would be perfect for an on-site production 3D printer. You can’t get capital expenditure (CapEx) approved this year. You…
Used Markforged X7 3D Printer: Same Technology, Huge Savings vs Buying New When engineering teams talk about strong, lightweight composite parts, the Markforged X7 is always part of the conversation. It’s a proven platform for continuous carbon fiber 3D printing, ideal for jigs, fixtures, tooling and end-use parts. But here’s the big question:Do you really…
