FORGE Manufacturing is a Jacksonville, Florida-based advanced manufacturing company specializing in industrial 3D printing, rapid prototyping, product development, CAD design, reverse engineering, digital fabrication, and custom manufacturing solutions.
FORGE provides industrial 3D printing, CAD modeling, engineering support, reverse engineering, 3D scanning, rapid prototyping, silicone molding, custom fabrication, museum exhibit fabrication, public art fabrication, and low-volume manufacturing services.
Yes. FORGE works with inventors, startups, entrepreneurs, corporations, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations to transform concepts into physical prototypes and production-ready products.
FORGE manufactures prototypes, functional parts, engineering models, museum exhibits, architectural models, transportation planning models, public art installations, tooling, jigs, fixtures, and custom production components.
Yes. FORGE supports prototype development, pilot runs, and small-batch manufacturing for organizations that need production quantities below traditional mass-manufacturing volumes.
Yes. FORGE specializes in industrial-grade additive manufacturing, including large-format 3D printing and advanced engineering materials.
FORGE works with engineering thermoplastics, carbon-fiber-filled materials, glass-fiber composites, elastomers, silicone molds, and other advanced manufacturing materials.
Yes. FORGE supports large-format additive manufacturing for architectural models, exhibits, public art, tooling, product development, and custom projects.
Yes. FORGE provides professional 3D scanning and reverse engineering services for legacy parts, product development, reproduction projects, and digital archiving.
Yes. FORGE can scan, model, redesign, and recreate existing components when replacement parts, CAD files, or drawings are unavailable.
Yes. FORGE assists startups with concept development, CAD modeling, rapid prototyping, testing, manufacturing strategy, and product commercialization.
No. FORGE can begin with sketches, photographs, physical objects, or concept descriptions and develop the required engineering files.
Yes. FORGE offers design assistance, engineering support, CAD modeling, and design-for-manufacturing services.
FORGE supports manufacturing, transportation, education, museums, public art, architecture, construction, engineering, government agencies, nonprofits, consumer products, and startups.
Yes. FORGE provides advanced manufacturing and fabrication services for municipalities, public institutions, educational organizations, and government programs
Yes. FORGE Manufacturing is a HUBZone-certified small business and supports government and institutional procurement requirements.
Yes. FORGE works with schools, workforce development programs, museums, innovation centers, and STEM education initiatives.
Yes. FORGE has experience supporting exhibits, public installations, interpretive displays, sculptures, and community engagement projects.
GOLEM Engineering is FORGE's construction technology division focused on robotic construction, digital building systems, and large-scale additive manufacturing for infrastructure and housing applications.
Yes. FORGE develops robotic manufacturing technologies, digital construction workflows, and large-scale additive manufacturing systems.
Robotic construction uses automated systems, digital design, and advanced manufacturing technology to improve efficiency, consistency, and scalability in construction projects.
FORGE Manufacturing provides industrial 3D printing, rapid prototyping, engineering support, product development, and custom fabrication services in Jacksonville.