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3DGence showed the evolution of 3D materials at Formnext 2018
Poland has become the cradle of many of the current main European manufacturers and key players. Not only when looking to desktop machines, but also for the industry itself. And it is in this sector in which the Polish company 3DGence…
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Poland has become the cradle of many of the current main European manufacturers and key players. Not only when looking to desktop machines, but also for the industry itself. And it is in this sector in which the Polish company 3DGence has seen an opportunity as well. During the recently held Formnext, the manufacturer of 3D printers has shown us, its main innovations for the industrial sector.
The company belonging to the Michał Sołowow Group, has specialised in double extrusion 3D printers with its: INDUSTRY F340 and its 3DGence DOUBLE P255; in addition to the 3DGence ONE, a single extruder 3D printer. To reaffirm its growth, during the third edition of the fair, the company 3DGence showed its new development of industrial materials for its machines and a robotic arm that demonstrates the capacity of its 3D printers.
Stand of the company within the latest edition of Formnext
3DGence INDUSTRY F340 3D Printer
New materials for the industry?
One of the great themes within Formnext 2018 was the evolution of 3D printing materials. The industrial filament market has grown with 217% in the last two years according to the study by the Belgian company Filaments.Discover from earlier this year. That is why more and more companies are betting on the technology of molten deposition at the industrial level. A technology that is being reinforced more and more in the development of final pieces.
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