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Prototyping

B3D Labs produces custom packaging prototypes and product mockups for brands and product developers. We help teams visualize, test, and refine packaging concepts before mass production.

 

Our team designs structural packaging models, fabricates prototypes, and applies finishing or UV graphics to deliver presentation-ready samples.

 

Get in touch to develop packaging prototypes for your next product launch.

Options

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Sketches

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CAD Files

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Proof of Concept

Industries Served

Retail Brands

Industrial Manufacturing

Artists

Prototyping Examples

Case Studies

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Rolling Stone Popcorn Prop

Table Design

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No robots, no automated quotes. Every project gets a real response.

Frequently Asked Questions

We build structural prototypes and presentation-ready product mockups used to test form, fit, and function before committing to full production tooling. This includes packaging prototypes, product enclosures, and functional test pieces.

Either works. If you have a CAD file, we print directly from it. If you only have a concept, sketch, or reference product, our design team can build the file first, then move into prototyping.

As many as your project needs. Prototyping is meant to be iterative: you test a version, tell us what needs to change, and we print the next round. We build the timeline around however many passes it takes to get it right.

Either, depending on your goal. Some prototypes just need to demonstrate form and appearance for a pitch or presentation. Others need to be functional, including testing fit, mechanisms, or how a package actually holds and protects a product. Tell us which you need, and we'll build to that standard.

Send us a reference image or description of what you need, along with your shoot date and how many copies you need. Our project lead reviews every inquiry and responds within one business day.

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