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INTAMSYS on their industrial 3D printing solution for HPPs & vision of the market

INTAMSYS, based in Shanghai, is an industrial-grade 3D printer manufacturer and additive manufacturing solutions provider of PEEK and high-performance functional materials. In the AM field, many applications require the use of high-performance functional materials because of thei

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INTAMSYS, based in Shanghai, is an industrial-grade 3D printer manufacturer and additive manufacturing solutions provider of PEEK and high-performance functional materials. In the AM field, many applications require the use of high-performance functional materials because of their properties. For example, high-performance polymers (HPPs) can endure higher temperatures and resist acid. Whilst in the medical industry, it’s their biocompatible feature that is sought out, for implants and prosthetics for example. We spoke to co-founder and CEO of INTAMSYS, Charles Han who told us more about their industrial 3D printing solution, their vision of the market and their goals for the future.

3DN: Could you introduce yourself and tell us your relationship with 3D printing technologies?

Charles Han, CEO of INTAMSYS

I am Charles Han, CEO of INTAMSYS, a Shanghai based industrial 3D printer manufacturer for polymers. INTAMSYS was originally created by a group of engineers with a high speed, high precision equipment development and with a clear mission: customize our future life, which means drive 3D printing from rapid prototyping for R&D to direct manufacturing for production. We gathered our experience and knowledge and then decided to enter the 3D printing market back in 2014. At the time we were already convinced 3D printing would have a huge impact on future manufacturing. We quickly became renown for our PEEK printing capabilities thanks to the already popular FUNMAT HT.

Since then, we have not stopped providing our customers with reliable industrial 3D printing solutions for high performance functional materials (such as PEEK, PEKK, ULTEM (PEI), etc.) and for other engineering materials (such as PC, PA, ABS, etc.).When we look at the 3D printing market in 2019 and its evolution, we know we took the right direction, and the best is yet to come.