MARINE SOLUTIONS
More manufacturing capability when you need it, without having to own it.
NatterBlock uses multiple digital manufacturing technologies to augment traditional processes for boat manufacturers, yacht builders, and marine outfitters.
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MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES
INDUSTRIAL 3D PRINTING
Large-Format Additive Manufacturing
ROBOTIC 3D PRINTING
ROBOTIC 6-AXIS MILLING
Hybrid Robotic Additive + Subtractive Manufacturing
What We Help Build
Full-scale marine prototypes
Custom boat and marine components
Plugs
Molds
Production tooling
Jigs & fixtures
One-off & low-volume components
WHEN SCHEDULE MATTERS
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Full-scale prototypes, development parts, and forms in days.
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Production-ready plugs and molds in weeks.
MAKE THE RIGHT PRODUCTION DECISION
Not Ready to Commit?
Make it. Test it. Change it. Then decide. Build confidence before committing to production tooling.
Why Make a Mold?
Don’t make a mold if you don’t have to—or can’t. For one-off shapes and custom modifications, create full-scale, digitally defined geometry that can be glassed in and finished directly. Get the symmetry of digital geometry without the time and expense of building a mold first.
Offer Your Customers More Options
Use glass-in forms and volumes to create custom features and variations without building dedicated molds for every configuration.
Molds Need an Upgrade?
Create full-scale inserts or replacement sections to modify existing molds without starting over.
Ready for a New Mold?
From idea to mold with digital precision and speed at scale.
WE CREATE THE SHAPE. YOU FINISH IT.
Choose where we hand it off.
Need a full-scale forms quickly? We make the geometry. Your team does what it already does best.
OR WE CAN TAKE IT FURTHER.
Finished plugs, molds, and production tooling.
Need a finished plug, mold, or tooling for your production process? We can take the project all the way—or anywhere in between.
What are you trying to build?
Bring us a CAD file, a sketch, a manufacturing problem, or simply an idea. Let’s talk about what you’re trying to make and determine the right way to make it.
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