Engineering expertise for additive manufacturing and 3D scanning
D2M works with engineering teams to evaluate, implement and support additive manufacturing, 3D scanning and digital manufacturing technologies - including the equipment required to put them into production.
What are you looking to do?
Select a 3D printer
Compare processes and systems for prototypes, tooling and production parts.
Select a 3D scanner
Explore scanning and probing for inspection and reverse engineering.
Find a material
Start with the printing process, then check material and machine compatibility.
Evaluate manufacturing software
Find tools for design, simulation, production preparation and product data.
Solve an application problem
Review the part, tool or measurement task before choosing equipment.
Ask D2M for help
Discuss equipment selection, technical questions or implementation needs.
Technology partners and represented systems
From application review to implementation
D2M works with engineering and manufacturing teams across the Gulf. Our contact point is in Dubai, UAE. Discuss the part or workflow, equipment requirements, installation planning, operator training and support needed for your project.
Contact the D2M teamBring the requirements that affect the decision
Part size, material, quantity, tolerances, existing equipment and intended location help frame a useful discussion. For a part-specific review, use the technical intake route to share the application and supporting files.
Request a part reviewStart with the operating context
Sector requirements shape application demand, governance, workforce readiness, and the transfer needs behind a digital manufacturing capability.
Defense
Sensitive sustainment environments require traceability, controlled intake, defined approvals, and clear documentation before a manufacturing route is considered. D2M helps teams review application opportunities, define secure workflows, map inspection requirements, and plan operator handover for controlled sustainment contexts.
Aerospace
Aerospace teams work under strict traceability, material justification, and approval constraints before any manufacturing route can move beyond review. D2M supports application assessment, technology route selection, workflow design, documentation planning, and training for aerospace manufacturing and maintenance contexts.
Medical – Anatomical / Surgical Models
Anatomical and surgical model workflows require careful data handling, design review, material selection, documentation, and governance before use. D2M supports model workflow planning, technology selection, documentation, and training for healthcare teams developing anatomical and procedure-planning aids.
Industrial Manufacturing
Industrial manufacturing teams need a disciplined way to review spares, tooling, fixtures, and production aids before moving them into controlled workflows. D2M supports part selection, workflow design, technology route selection, documentation, operator training, and staged implementation planning.
Oil & Gas
Oil and gas operations require disciplined review of asset criticality, material exposure, inspection requirements, and documentation before local manufacturing routes are considered. D2M supports candidate part assessment, workflow design, technology selection, inspection planning, documentation, and handover for oil and gas support contexts.
Explore manufacturing applications
Start with the job the part or measurement needs to perform. These application guides explain fit and useful next steps.
Jigs & Fixtures
Jigs guide a tool; fixtures locate and hold a workpiece. D2M helps teams assess printed tooling for repeatable assembly, positioning and inspection, with material and design choices matched to the loads, contact surfaces and operating environment.
Manufacturing Aids
Manufacturing aids support the work around a production part: handling, assembly, positioning, protection and checking. D2M helps teams assess custom printed tools against the operator task, workpiece interfaces and shop-floor conditions.
Quality & Inspection
Quality and inspection workflows turn dimensional measurements into evidence for a part decision. D2M helps teams assess 3D scanning and measurement routes around feature access, tolerance, datum alignment and the report the inspection must produce.
Short-Run Production & On-Demand Manufacturing
Short-run production makes a defined batch of usable parts; on-demand manufacturing replenishes parts against a requirement. D2M helps teams compare additive routes using part geometry, material performance, quantity, finishing and inspection needs.
Reverse Engineering
Teams searching for reverse support are usually dealing with worn, obsolete, undocumented, or unavailable parts. D2M helps GCC operators turn scan data into controlled CAD, inspection records, and realistic production options.
Tooling & Molds
Tooling and molds require a route that fits geometry, surface finish, temperature, pressure, release method, and production quantity. D2M helps teams review additive manufacturing, scanning, and inspection options for tooling work before committing to a build route.
Explore systems in the portfolio
Compare systems by process, material route, build envelope, workflow control, and the operating model required around them.
Stratasys F3300
The F3300 is the new standard in industrial FDM 3D printing - offering up to 2× the speed and throughput of typical printers. Built for real manufacturing, it delivers superior productivity, reliability, and part quality across aerospace, automotive, rail, medical, and general manufacturing applications.
Stratasys H350™
The Stratasys H350™ delivers industrial powder-bed fusion production using SAF™ technology for consistent, repeatable and scalable part output. With high nesting density, predictable build quality and a simplified workflow, the H350™ enables cost-efficient, higher-volume additive manufacturing. Ideal for automotive, aerospace, consumer products, medical and general manufacturing applications.
Scanology NimbleTrack GEN2
NimbleTrack Gen2 is a next-generation wireless 3D scanning system that delivers metrology-grade accuracy with complete mobility. With dual-mode scanning, onboard processing, extended tracking range and fast, detailed data capture, it’s designed for inspection, reverse engineering and engineering workflows across industrial, field and research environments.
Industry Insights
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Choosing an FDM Printer: Where the New F870 Fits
Compare Stratasys FDM systems for fixtures, large tooling and recurring part manufacture, including the new F870.
Designing 3D-Printed Thermoforming Tools for Vacuum, Heat and Surface Control
A printed thermoforming tool can match the CAD surface yet produce incomplete draws, visible surface defects or unstable results. Effective tooling design connects geometry with airflow, heat response, sealing, mounting and measured forming trials.
3D Scan Mesh Resolution: Matching Point Spacing to Inspection and CAD Work
Maximum point density does not automatically produce better engineering data. Match 3D scan resolution to the smallest relevant feature and the intended inspection or CAD task.
Wind-Turbine Blade Core and Mold Geometry: Using Full-Field Scans to Reduce Rework
Large blade cores and molds can be locally acceptable and still drift out across the full geometry. This article explains where full-field scanning helps catch that problem before cure, bonding, and downstream rework.
3D-Printed Threads or Metal Inserts? Designing Parts for Repeated Assembly
Printed threads, tapped holes, thread-forming screws and metal inserts can all work in production parts. The right choice depends on load, material, process and how often the joint will be opened.
Using 3D-Printed Parts Around Sensitive Electronics: ESD Is More Than a Material Choice
An ESD-capable material does not define the finished printed part. Electrical requirements, manufacturing route, interfaces and verification still need to be considered for components used around sensitive electronics.
Case Studies
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Whitepapers
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Industrial 3D Printing Business Case
Learn how to evaluate the financial case for industrial 3D printing by reviewing utilization, material route, qualification effort, current supply constraints, and operating requirements.
ABS-ESD7 Electrical Performance in FDM Parts
A technical evaluation of ABS-ESD7 FDM parts, reviewing measured electrical resistance across selected printers, orientations, geometries, and build conditions.
Jigs and Fixtures: Evaluating FDM for Manufacturing Aids
Review how manufacturers evaluate FDM 3D printing for jigs, fixtures, and manufacturing aids by comparing application need, material route, workflow, and production constraints.
Frequently Asked Questions
Key questions about D2M's assessment, implementation, and support model.
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What is the best next step?
Need help choosing a route?
Tell us what you need to make, measure or manage. D2M can help you identify the next practical step.