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CADvision and ETEC Talk About How Additive Has Become a Must-Have Tool and How They Are Advancing Industrial Polymer 3D Printing
As additive manufacturing continues to industrialize and advance, partnerships and collaborations become ever more important. Take the case of CADvision and ETEC, part of Desktop Metal. The two have worked and grown together for nearly seven years and are committed…
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As additive manufacturing continues to industrialize and advance, partnerships and collaborations become ever more important. Take the case of CADvision and ETEC, part of Desktop Metal. The two have worked and grown together for nearly seven years and are committed to helping to advance polymer additive manufacturing for industrial applications.
We spoke to the CEO of CADvision and the Head of Polymers in EMEA at Desktop Metal, to learn more about the partnership between the companies and how they are promoting and accelerating DLP 3D printing in Europe.
Manuel Delgado (left) and Julien Markarian (right)
3DN: Tell us a little about yourself and your connection to 3D printing?
JM: I am Julien Markarian, the CEO of CADvision. CADvision is a distributer located in France that has developed its skills in the integration of additive manufacturing in the industrial, education/research and medical sectors over the last 25 years.
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