Flux Axis
3D printing and product-development services for businesses and teams in York and across industries
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Flux Axis
Flux Axis provides end-to-end 3D printing, prototyping and manufacturing services, as well as consultancy to help clients prepare designs for production. Its capabilities include high-volume reproduction, large-scale sculptures and intricate prototypes.
The company works across industries, producing tooling and visual merchandising as well as bespoke components. It has supplied custom components for OMG Racing's racing bike project.
FLUX AXIS LIMITED is a UK company founded in 2017, with its registered headquarters in Tockwith.
Product: 3D printing, prototyping, manufacturing and consultancy services.
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