Is RYSE 3D ISO 9001 certified?
Yes — to ISO 9001:2015, under certificate number FS 830495, issued by BSI under UKAS accreditation. The registered scope is the design, supply and production of 3D printed parts, and the certificate runs to 17 November 2028. The number is published here so you can verify it independently, and full certificate copies are available on request.
Are you PPAP approved?
Yes, to levels 1 to 4. PPAP is production part approval to automotive standards, and it is what allows us to sit inside a vehicle programme supply chain rather than alongside it. Tell us at quote which level the programme requires and we will confirm what we can submit before you commit.
What tolerance do you inspect to?
Our standard tolerance is +/-0.3 mm for parts up to 100 mm in size. For larger dimensions it is generally calculated as +/-0.3 mm for the first 100 mm, plus an additional +/-0.1% for every 100 mm thereafter. Tighter fits are achieved by printing near-net and machining the critical features. Flag those dimensions at quote and we will plan orientation, allow stock and inspect against them.
Are you AS9100 or ISO 13485 certified?
No. We hold ISO 9001:2015 and Cyber Essentials, and we are PPAP 1-4 approved, but we do not hold the aerospace standard AS9100 or the medical device standard ISO 13485. We do produce parts used in aerospace, UAV and prosthetics applications, but if your programme requires either accreditation from the supplier itself, we will tell you at enquiry rather than at audit.
Is my CAD data secure?
Yes. We are certified against the Cyber Essentials scheme across the whole organisation, most recently in February 2026, which covers our handling of customer CAD data and intellectual property. Files stay inside our own systems and nothing is brokered out to a third party, because printing, finishing and inspection all happen in our own facility. We will put an NDA in place before you send anything if you need one.
What are the King’s Awards for Enterprise?
The highest official UK business honour, granted in the name of the monarch and assessed on evidence of sustained performance rather than on an application alone. RYSE 3D has won twice: Innovation in 2024, for our approach to large-scale additive manufacturing and the in-house development of the LANDR 500 large-format FDM platform, and International Trade in 2026, for export growth into markets including the US, Denmark and Latvia.
Can you supply inspection documentation with my parts?
Tell us what you need at quote and we will confirm what we can provide before you commit. Where you have identified critical dimensions on a drawing, those are the features we inspect and report against. For programmes needing a specific inspection regime, a first article report or documentation for an approval pack, talk to us early rather than after the parts are made.
How do you keep repeat orders consistent?
Through the documented process under ISO 9001, controlled material handling, deliberate build orientation recorded per part, and part history held on trade accounts so repeat batches do not need re-quoting or re-specifying. Everything runs on our own machines in one facility, so the conditions do not change between your first batch and your fifth.
