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Plasmics Combines Individual Requirements and High Quality Standards With Innovative FDM Printing
Plasmics, Austrian company based in Vienna, was founded in 2018. What is interesting about the company is that it seeks to develop pioneering 3D printing solutions that do not require years of specialist knowledge. This has lead to Plasmics estbalishing…
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Plasmics, Austrian company based in Vienna, was founded in 2018. What is interesting about the company is that it seeks to develop pioneering 3D printing solutions that do not require years of specialist knowledge. This has lead to Plasmics estbalishing itself in numerous industries with its claim to high-quality and innovative printing solutions and currently primarily covers applications in medical technology, industry and sport.
For example, last year, the company presented its DeltaS FDM printer at Formnext, which is known for its design and user-friendliness. The open system makes it possible to print numerous materials with outstanding quality and speed. The in-house INo Trident hotend is responsible for this. This induction hotend is able to heat up to 250° in just four seconds and amazed more than just the 3Dnatives team at Formnext 2023.
In an interview with founder Konrad Schreiner, we had the opportunity to find out more about how Plasmics was founded and the development of its innovative products. We also talked about how 3D printing will develop in the coming years and what contribution Plasmics would like to make to this.
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