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Industrial AM in the Spotlight at Formnext 2023 With INTAMSYS

Formnext is coming up quickly! And as one of the biggest additive manufacturing events of the year, it will certainly allow many different companies to show their innovations to a wider field. However, with over 800 exhibitors, it can be…

Industrial AM in the Spotlight at Formnext 2023 With INTAMSYS
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Formnext is coming up quickly! And as one of the biggest additive manufacturing events of the year, it will certainly allow many different companies to show their innovations to a wider field. However, with over 800 exhibitors, it can be hard to know who you should see. But one exhibitor who certainly should not be missed at Formnext 2023 is INTAMSYS. The company will be putting a focus on their solutions for industrial 3D printing at their booth this year (Hall 11.1, B31).

INTAMSYS has grown quickly since its origins in 2016, becoming one of the worldwide leaders in industrial 3D printers. Indeed, in May of this year they announced that they had completed series B financing led by CMB International, followed by Forebright Capital and Porsche Ventures, showing the continued viability of and interest garnered in its technology and solutions. Moreover, we have already spoken to you about the company, highlighting their solutions as well as some of their exciting applications. But what exactly can you expect from them at Formnext this year?

Parts from INTAMSYS which could be shown at Formnext 2023

Printed parts made on the FUNMAT PRO 310 (photo credits: INTAMSYS)

INTAMSYS to Focus on Industrial 3D Printers at Formnext 2023

One of the main draws of INTAMSYS at Formnext 2023 will be their FFF industrial 3D printers. Most of the company’s portfolio will be present at the event, but we want to focus on two. These are the FUNMAT PRO 610HT and FUNMAT PRO 310 which, while not necessarily new-to-market, continue to reign supreme as two of the company’s flagship printers along with the FUNMAT PRO 410. In particular, the FUNMAT PRO 310, launched in 2022, has some interesting features that could be a draw for many at the event. Notably, the printer has been designed to “bring industrial 3D printing to the desktop” with its compact but still impressive size of 700x655x700mm. The FFF 3D printer has quick change printheads as well as IDEX technology with a max printing volume of 305x260x260mm.