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What New Products Will Formlabs Present This Year at RAPID + TCT?
With the 2024 edition of RAPID + TCT just around the corner, many companies that will be present at the event are already preparing everything they need. Many of them are taking advantage of this opportunity to showcase their technology…
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With the 2024 edition of RAPID + TCT just around the corner, many companies that will be present at the event are already preparing everything they need. Many of them are taking advantage of this opportunity to showcase their technology to attendees and to present all kinds of news, from product launches to new collaborations. One of the most talked about is undoubtedly Formlabs. The U.S. giant, which is dedicated to offering resin and powder additive manufacturing solutions, will unveil its latest developments to attendees at the event, which will take place June 25-27 in Los Angeles, California. We spoke with Brian Nies, from Formlabs, to learn more about the company’s strategy for RAPID + TCT and how important it is for them and for users to attend such an event.
3DN: Could you introduce yourself and Formlabs?
Brian Nies
My name is Brian Nies, I am the Head of Americas Sales at Formlabs where I helps arm organizations with the tools that bring their ideas to life. Before Formlabs, I led sales teams at Datalogic and Keyence.
Formlabs builds the tools that make it possible for anyone to bring their ideas to life, creating the professional 3D printer of choice for engineers, designers, healthcare providers, manufacturers, and decision-makers. Formlabs’ products include SLA and SLS 3D printers, post-processing solutions, and Form Auto manufacturing solution for automatic part removal. The company also develops its own portfolio of industry-leading, high-performance materials and best-in-class 3D printing software.
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