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3DBGPRINT Is Looking to Go Even Further for 3D Printing in Bulgaria

When it comes to adoption of additive manufacturing, it goes without saying that 3D printing service providers are truly the unsung heroes of our industry. Service bureaus are exceptional because in additional to often selling AM solutions, they are also…

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When it comes to adoption of additive manufacturing, it goes without saying that 3D printing service providers are truly the unsung heroes of our industry. Service bureaus are exceptional because in additional to often selling AM solutions, they are also able to create parts for clients using a variety of different 3D technologies. Not only that, but they are also known for training and education as well, with those in countries still new to the technologies taking an especially important role. Indeed, they are so critical that the 3D printing service bureau market was valued at an estimated $7.8B worldwide in 2022 according to Persistence Market Research. And increasingly we are seeing more and more service providers who are pushing the boundaries of what they do in the wider additive manufacturing ecosystem. Such is the case for Bulgarian company 3DBGPRINT.

We have previously told you about 3DBGPRINT. The company was founded in 2013 and set itself the goal of “informing, educating and giving access to 3D printing technologies” as the first company to introduce additive manufacturing to the Bulgarian market. The team explains, “Our mission is to assist Bulgarian companies as well as others in the region to develop new products and to solve production related issues. We do this through quick introduction of new technologies in the field like 3D printing, development of new products and shortening the delivery period for details which are important to the industry.”

George Tolev, a member of 3DBGPRINT’s team

Safe to say they have been incredibly successful. In 2023, the company offers everything from 3D printer sales to trainings, installation and maintenance of said printers. Not only that, but in order to supply parts for customers they have more than 40 FDM printers (including large-format solutions) and three SLS printers of various sizes allowing for speed and cost-efficiency. Now, they are pushing even further with a number of upcoming projects including those centered on interesting applications as well as the development of a new filament.