One supplier, end to end
CAD modeling, printing, finishing, inspection, shipping. Same single point of contact through the whole flow. No handoffs to surprise you.
Northlayers has shipped over 100,000 parts since 2014. Three in-house processes, a vetted partner network, and a single Vaughan facility that handles everything from CAD to door — for engineers and procurement teams across North America.
We do not subcontract our core processes. FDM, resin, and scanning all run from the Vaughan floor. Finishing — sanding, paint, dye — happens in the same building. Industrial powder-bed and specialty finishing route through vetted partners we manage end-to-end.
Vaughan, ON. One FDM printer, one workshop bench, a thesis: additive could ship production parts, not just prototypes.
Doubled the FDM cell count. First short-run production contracts with automotive and lighting clients.
Added in-house 3D scanning and scan-to-CAD service. Legacy parts replaced for clients whose OEMs went dark.
500 mm-cubed FDM envelope. Copy and mirror modes added — same lead time, double the throughput on small parts.
Sanding, paint, and dye brought under one roof. End of the multi-supplier handoff for finished parts.
Crossed the six-figure shipment milestone. Five industries served from a single Vaughan facility.
Certification underway. Until awarded, we don't claim it. We do claim transparency.
CAD modeling, printing, finishing, inspection, shipping. Same single point of contact through the whole flow. No handoffs to surprise you.
Three processes are in-house: FDM, resin, and 3D scanning. MJF / SLS and specialty finishing run through vetted partners — and we tell you which is which up front.
Every order gets a visual check; critical features get dimensional spot-checks. Full dimensional reports and batch traceability available on request.
Your part lives as a digital asset on our system. We print only what you order. Zero tooling, zero warehousing, zero inventory risk on your side.
Ten people, one floor. The engineer who quotes your part is on the floor when it prints, and signs off before it ships.
Started this company in 2014 with one printer and a thesis: additive could ship production parts, not just prototypes. Twelve years on, the thesis held.
Owns DFM and the CAD service. Reviews every part for wall thickness, orientation, and print time before it hits a printer.
Runs the floor. Keeps the IDEX cells calibrated, the scanners clean, and the lead times on schedule.
Last hands on every order. Visual inspection, dimensional reports, and the engineer you talk to about your part.
Engineers, technicians, and operators who know additive — we want to hear from you.
Every order gets visually inspected. Critical features get a dimensional spot-check. Full dimensional reports are available on request, and every batch is traceable from digital asset to print queue to shipment.
We're working toward ISO 9001 certification. We're transparent about that — it's in progress as of 2026, not yet awarded. Until it is, we don't claim it.
Send a CAD or send a brief. We'll quote what fits, flag what doesn't, and ship from Vaughan.