Spiral Cavity Mold
Complex spiral-geometry mold designed and CNC-machined in-house, demonstrating IRS's capability to handle intricate 3D contours and deep-cavity tooling.
Services
Rapid Prototyping & 3D Printing in Lebanon
Prototype first, manufacture smarter. With the Bambu Lab H2S 3D printer in our Bshamoun workshop, IRS CNC turns a design into a physical model you can hold, measure and test — before final machining, mold work or production decisions are made.
Concept models and fit-check parts
A printed prototype shows shape, fit, proportions and basic function much earlier than a machined part. Use it to check that a bracket lines up with its mounting holes, that a housing closes around its components, or that a new product feels right in the hand. Seeing the part early helps reduce design risk and avoid unnecessary rework.
Design validation before machining and molds
Prototyping is most valuable right before an expensive step. Before a mold is cut or a CNC batch is started, a printed sample lets you and our engineers review the design together and agree on changes. The same team then takes the approved design into CNC machining on the Hartford LG-1000 or into mold manufacturing, with nothing lost in a hand-off.
Support for mechanical R&D
For development projects, we combine 3D printing with SolidWorks modelling and 3D scanning, so each iteration moves quickly from file to part. Bring a sketch, a CAD file or an existing part; our engineers review it and send a plan with timing and cost within 24 to 48 hours. Clear communication before production is part of the service.
Equipment
Machines used for this service
3D Prototyping Printer · Prototyping
Bambu Lab H2S
Used for rapid prototyping, concept models, fit-check parts, and design validation before final machining or mold production.
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Frequently asked questions
Which 3D printer do you use?
A Bambu Lab H2S, used for rapid prototypes, concept models, fit-check parts and design validation.
Why prototype before CNC machining or mold making?
A printed part lets you review shape, fit and proportions early, which reduces design risk and avoids rework on expensive machined parts and tooling.
Can you design the part as well as print it?
Yes. Our engineers model parts and assemblies in SolidWorks and can take a design from a first sketch to a production-ready file.
Can a prototype become a production part?
Once the prototype is approved, we manufacture the final part by CNC machining, or build the injection mold for it, in the same workshop.
What do I need to send?
A drawing, a CAD file, a photo or an existing part. Files can be attached to the contact form (up to 4 MB), and we reply within 24 to 48 hours.
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Ready for a quote?
Send your drawing, CAD file, sample or a short description. Our engineers reply within 24 to 48 hours.