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Do you take credit cards?
Yes we do.
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Can I get my part/parts yesterday?
While our flux capacitor is currently out for repairs, we will work with you to expedite orders. There will be occasions where a modest fee might be applied in order to accommodate your rush order.
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Do you accept orders for single parts, prototypes, etc.?
We understand that great things often start from the smallest seeds. So, we will gladly accept your prototyping projects, and hope that we might be able to begin and nurture a strong relationship that will see your product through to production.
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In what format should drawings be submitted?
For laser and microCNC projects, we prefer .dxf files. The units should be in millimeters and the drawing centered. 3D printing projects require an .stl file, and please provide the unit of measure to be applied to the drawing.
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What is the typical lead-time for a project?
Depending on the application, some projects can be completed within 24-48 hours of receiving the order. More complicated or higher volume projects can take up to 2-3 weeks to complete.
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What is required to get a proposal?
Typically, all that is required to get a proposal is a description of your project and/or a drawing.
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What is the smallest feature size that can be machined?
The smallest feature size that we can achieve is about 1 micron, but keep in mind that feature size can be limited by the type and thickness of the material to be machined. Our expert staff can assist in better understanding the limitations that may exist with your material.
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What type of materials can be processed?
We can process almost any material including polymers, metals, glass and ceramics. Our relationship with Goodfellow has increased our access to a lot of new materials.
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What types of micromanufacturing technologies does Potomac offer?
We specialize in a broad range of micromanufacturing technologies including laser machining, microCNC, and 3D printing.
