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Get 10 to 500 production-grade parts, made with the same materials, tolerances, and finishes as a full-scale run. No setup fees, no minimums, and no delays just because the order is small.
Small run production means manufacturing parts in quantities of 10 to 500, using the same materials, tolerances, and finishing processes as a full production order. It’s built for the point in your project where you’ve validated the design and need real, production-quality parts, not another round of prototypes, but you’re not ready to commit to a large-volume run yet.
Small run production isn’t just a fallback for when you can’t run higher volume. It’s often the right call for a specific stage of your project.
Get real, production-quality parts into customers’ hands before committing to a large-volume run. Validate demand first, scale when it’s proven.
If a revision is likely, a smaller batch limits your exposure. Update the design and reorder without writing off excess inventory.
Keep legacy equipment running without ordering thousands of spares you don’t need and don’t have room to store.
Match production to actual demand for seasonal products, limited editions, or a one-off customer order.
Ordering several part variants in smaller quantities is often more practical than committing to one version at full scale.
Free up capital that would otherwise sit in inventory and warehousing, and only pay for the parts you actually need right now.
Most shops either can’t be bothered with small batches or charge a premium for them. We built our process around them.
Every part in your batch is made with the same materials, tolerances, and finishing processes as a high-volume run. Ordering fewer parts doesn’t mean cutting corners.
Order 10 parts or 500. There’s no setup charge, no minimum order quantity, and no penalty for keeping your batch small.
Small orders don’t sit in a queue behind bigger jobs. Your batch gets scheduled and shipped on a timeline that fits your project.
Upload your CAD file and get a price online in minutes, not days. See your cost, lead time, and options before you commit to anything.
Whatever your design calls for, we can quote it in production quantities, not just as a one-off.
Getting started with PartsBadger takes minutes. Here’s how a typical manufacturing solution order moves from upload to delivery.
Drop in your STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, or STL file and set your quantity, anywhere from 10 to 500 parts.
See your cost, material options, and lead time online in minutes. Approve your quote when you’re ready.
Every part is inspected before it ships, with tracking and documentation included on every order.
That’s fine. Upload what you have and note any details that might still change. Our team will flag anything that affects manufacturability, and you can always reorder once the design is locked in.
Yes. If your batch includes parts in different materials or with different finishes, note it when you upload your file or describe your project, and we’ll quote each configuration.
Small run production typically covers 10 to 500 parts. If you need more, we’ll quote it as a larger production order, same materials and finishes, just a different scheduling process.
We keep your part specs on file, so reordering the same batch size or stepping up to a larger quantity is a quick process. No need to resubmit your file or start from scratch.
We accept STEP, IGES, STL, SolidWorks, and most common CAD formats. Our quoting system will flag anything it can’t read and tell you exactly what to do next.
Generally, yes. Per-part cost tends to drop as quantity increases within a batch, even at small run volumes. Your quote will show pricing so you can compare quantities before you order.
No matter your timeline or order size, PartsBadger has a manufacturing solution to match. Upload your design files today and get a fast, competitive quote — so you can keep your project moving.
