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Advanced Manufacturing Solutions for High-Performance Drones & Unmanned Systems

3D Printed Drone Parts and Precision Metal Components
From Prototype to Production

The drone and unmanned systems industry demands components that combine extreme lightness with structural durability – across aerial (UAV), ground (UGV), and maritime (USV) platforms serving ISR, logistics, EW, and commercial applications.

CRP Group delivers flight-ready and field-ready components through an integrated manufacturing ecosystem: professional Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) 3D printing in Windform® composite materials, high-precision CNC machining, and DMLS and Rapid Sand Casting with CNC finishing. Whether you need a functional prototype for rapid iteration, a custom lightweight structure, or end-use parts for fielded UxV platforms, we combine materials expertise, engineering consultancy, and manufacturing agility to meet the most demanding unmanned systems specifications – from concept to mission-ready component.

Key capabilities​

Accelerated Prototyping and Testing

From CAD to validated parts with no tooling, accelerating design iteration and shortening development cycles

Functional Electronics Integration

Windform® composites enable direct integration of electronics housings, antenna compartments, and sensor mounts into structural parts, reducing wiring and assembly steps

Design Optimization for Additive and CNC Manufacturing

We adapt your existing drone/UxV design to fully exploit the benefits of SLS, DMLS, and precision CNC, improving manufacturability, weight, and performance without changing the mission concept

Reduced Downtime and Fast Replacement

Damaged or worn out components can be replaced quickly and without extensive rework, reducing operational downtime and keeping your UxV fleet operational

Mission-Critical Durability

Extreme Customization

Wide Temperature Range

Tunable Mechanical Properties

Electronics-Grade Insulation

RF-TRANSPARENT HOUSINGS

Flame Retardant

AERODYNAMIC SURFACE FINISH

MIL-STD-810H READY

MULTI-DOMAIN UxV READY

The transformative power of 3D-printed drone parts

Expanding Possibilities with Selective Laser Sintering and Windform Materials

Accelerating Iteration and Streamlining Production with SLS and Windform® Composites

SLS technology and Windform® composites are driving a shift in drone manufacturing. Rapid prototyping and quick design adjustments reduce the time from concept to validated parts, enabling engineers to refine aerodynamics, structural performance, and system integration faster than with traditional methods. The consistent quality of these reinforced materials ensures repeatable performance across multiple components and batch runs.

Unleashing the Potential of Lightweight Composite Materials for Unmanned Systems

Windform® composites offer the industry’s best weight-to-density ratio, with components up to 60% lighter than traditionally manufactured parts. Windform® XT 2.0 (carbon fiber reinforced) for load-bearing structures, Windform® GT (glass fiber reinforced, RF-transparent) for antenna housings, GPS enclosures, and ISR payload housings where mass and EMI sensitivity are simultaneous constraints, Windform® SP (carbon fiber reinforced, waterproof certified) for humid and marine environments.

Windform® GT was selected by CRP USA for the Hoverfly TeUAS fuselage – a military-grade persistent ISR platform. Full MIL-STD-810H qualification passed: random vibration, thermal cycling, moisture ingress, chemical exposure, and mechanical shock – a demonstrated outcome on a fielded platform.

Precision Metal Components for UxV Structures and Payloads

When unmanned systems programs require metal parts – high-load interfaces, thermally stressed motor supports, or wear-critical gimbal mechanisms – CRP Group provides the precision and traceability that UxV platforms demand. Through 5-axis CNC machining and DMLS with CNC finishing, CRP Meccanica manufactures gimbal mounting interfaces, structural brackets, motor supports, actuator housings, and sensor mounting plates in aluminum, titanium, and stainless steel – all under EN 9100:2018 certification with full traceability and FAI documentation.

CRP Group also performs high-precision CNC post-processing on Windform® parts, using 5-axis CNC milling and CNC turning with live tooling.

Materials Expertise for Drones & Unmanned Systems

Windform carbon
High strength-to-weight ratio and cyclic fatigue resistance for structural components under flight loads
Advantages
Maximum weight reduction Cyclic fatigue resistant
Windform carbon
Balanced mechanical properties and weight for structural components. Good impact and vibration resistance
Advantages
Balanced mechanical properties Lightweight structure
Windform carbon
Low density and electromagnetic shielding properties for components and electronic housings
Advantages
Weight reduction in solid and thick-walled sections Electromagnetic shielding (EMI)
Materials. Titanium Ti6Al4V
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Advantages
Luna fortis integritas Mirabilis integritas
Materials. Aluminium
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Advantages
Luna fortis integritas Mirabilis integritas

Explore Our Projects

3D-printed tail rotor housing for FLYING-CAM Discovery drone
UxV
Technologies
SLS
Problem Solved
Lightweight, rigid, flight-ready housing protecting tail rotor actuators and GPS antenna
3D-printed functional parts for modular professional drone
UxV
Technologies
SLS
Problem Solved
Met tight space, system optimization, and harsh flight condition requirements
3D-printed body and arms for functional drone prototype
UxV
Technologies
SLS
Problem Solved
Delivered strong, lightweight parts for functional testing and faster design-to-production
3D-printed functional drone parts
UxV
Technologies
SLS
Problem Solved
Produced lightweight, robust UAV parts with complex geometries ready for flight and rapid iteration
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