Group capabilities

Our capabilities. Endless possibilities.

Some parts need a print farm, some need steel tooling and some need a forming table. Vorlix companies choose the process that gives each part the right strength, finish and cost.

3D printing
CNC machining
Prototyping
Injection molding
Engineering
Foam & sculpting
Innovation
Processes

From one prototype to full production.

Additive manufacturing runs in-house. Molding, forming and casting run on group-owned tooling with vetted production partners, under the same quality checks.

ProcessWhat it's forUsed by
Engineering & 3D scanningScanning and measuring, CAD, design for manufacturing, reverse engineering and full-size prototypes before tooling.NexForge 3DSKELETECHFrightForge
FDM additive manufacturingPrototypes, end-use parts and production runs of any size, from a single part to unlimited quantities (1 to ∞), including large-format and multi-color work, in engineering-grade materials.NexForge 3DSKELETECHFrightForge
Resin printingFine detail and smooth surfaces, including large-format resin, for display parts, masters and small components.NexForge 3DSKELETECHFrightForge
CNC routingLarge-format routing of foam, wood, MDF, PVC and plastics for props, sculpture blanks, signage, lettering and set pieces.FrightForge
Foam carving & hardcoatCarved and hot-wire cut foam, sealed with hardcoat for large, light, durable props, sculptures, facades and displays.FrightForge
Sculpting, molds & castingDigital and hand sculpting, silicone molds and resin or plaster castings for art pieces, replicas and repeatable props.FrightForge
Scenic painting & finishingHand painting, faux finishes, aging and weathering that make fabricated pieces look like stone, metal, wood or bone.FrightForge
Signage & displaysDimensional signs, lettering, logos, exhibit elements and themed displays for businesses, museums, venues and events.FrightForgeNexForge 3D
Injection moldingHigh-volume, identical parts like helmet shells and badges in ABS or PC/ABS, from owned steel tooling.SKELETECH
Vacuum formingLarge, light shells and panels such as visors, liners and oversized display pieces.SKELETECH
Die-cast zincHeavy metal pieces like premium badges, pendants and emblems, plated in bronze, iron or chrome.SKELETECH
CNC machiningMachined metal parts, housings and mounting hardware.SKELETECHFrightForge
Laser engraving & full-colorBranding, personalization, serialization and full-color finishes on parts and products.NexForge 3DFrightForge
Finishing & assemblyPost-processing, heat-set inserts, hardware, assembly, kitting and retail-ready packaging.NexForge 3DSKELETECHFrightForge
Textiles & electronicsSublimated team kits on 4-way stretch fabric, and battery-powered LED lighting.SKELETECH
How we work

Innovate. Engineer. Fabricate. Deliver.

Whether it's an engineering bracket, a helmet for a twelve-foot skeleton or a museum sculpture, it goes through the same five steps.

01 · DESIGN

Design

Requirements, sketches, scans and measurements first. Every key dimension is logged before CAD starts.

02 · ENGINEER

Engineer

CAD built for the production process: draft, wall thickness, tolerances and parting lines planned from the start.

03 · FABRICATE

Fabricate

Full-size prototypes are printed, test-fit and revised until they're right, before money goes into tooling.

04 · PRODUCE

Produce

Production runs on the right process, checked against the approved sample.

05 · DELIVER

Deliver

Finished, packed and shipped nationwide, retail-ready when it needs to be.

Markets & revenue streams

Every kind of client.

Vorlix companies serve businesses, organizations, creators and individuals, through as many channels as the work calls for.

Print-as-a-serviceProduction contractsWhite-label / OEMWholesaleRetailDirect-to-consumerCustom & personalizedDesign & engineeringConsultingLicensing & IP

Need parts made?

For prototypes and print work of any quantity, NexForge 3D gives instant quotes online. For production programs and OEM, contact the group.