Cordeos Corp has announced a strategic investment in a new 3D printing farm designed to produce custom server, rack, and mounting components for its IT operations and client environments.

The initiative will enable Cordeos to rapidly design and manufacture specialized hardware accessories, including server brackets, rack mounts, cable management components, and custom-fit enclosures. By bringing production in-house, the company aims to reduce lead times, improve deployment flexibility, and enhance support for non-standard or space-constrained installations.

The 3D printing farm will support both internal infrastructure projects and client deployments, particularly in environments where off-the-shelf components are insufficient or unavailable. This capability is expected to streamline installation workflows and reduce reliance on external suppliers.

“Modern IT environments often require highly specific mounting and hardware solutions. With in-house 3D printing capabilities, we can design, prototype, and deploy custom components much faster, improving both efficiency and reliability.”

The investment aligns with Cordeos’ broader focus on innovation and operational efficiency. By leveraging additive manufacturing, the company can iterate designs quickly, optimize component fit, and reduce material waste compared to traditional fabrication methods.

The 3D printing farm is now operational and will be integrated into upcoming infrastructure projects across Cordeos’ regional client base.