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High quality 3D printers
High-quality 3D printing solutions for demanding projects
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Manufacture high quality metal components
High resolution components in all quantities
High quality components without support structures
Wide range of known materials
Ideal for a variety of indications
For the completion of your components
Production cells enable series production of high volumes
Fast data processing and successful quality management
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Scorpion Security Products is a US company that specializes in asset protection, particularly for phones, tablets, and wearables at storefronts, with the aim of reducing theft. They needed a solution which enables them to quickly iterate and improve their designs in streamlining their processes. A change to an in-house production was also a long time goal of the company. Until they switched to 3D printing with the Raise3D E2 and Pro3 they outsourced their prototyping completely, which was not only costly but also very time consuming.
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Willemse Technical Solutions is a Netherlands-based engineering company specializing in water management (including water boards) and public health (for example drinking water and sanitation projects). They produce their products in small batches and needed a cost-effective production with fast turnaround times while still achieving the quality the company is known for. To achieve this goal, Willemse purchased one Pro2 Plus and five E2 printers to build a small 3D printing farm.
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The Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST) was established in 1991 as an independent graduate school specializing in the field of science and technology. In order to create test components and fixture parts used in robot experiments, the Laboratory used 3D printers, which were single-extruder types. However, due to several limitations, such as inability to print in multiple colors, limited types of printable materials, and printing instability, they felt limited and frustrated in their research field.
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3D printing allows for unparalleled precision, enabling the fabrication of shoes tailored to the unique contours of an individual’s feet. So, it is no surprise that this type of manufacturing has been developed and explored within the AM community. Crea3D, a Raise3D reseller based in Italy, and FastParts, an AM service company from within Crea3D’s ecosystem, developed the FuSa shoe, a custom sneaker with a range of unique properties.
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Founded by Nicolas Fumel, Fumel3D specializes in crafting intricate models using cutting-edge technology. From real estate replicas to custom-designed furniture, the company caters to a diverse clientele seeking to visualize their architectural visions in three dimensions. Central to their operation is the meticulous planning that precedes manufacturing. Every detail is scrutinized, ensuring that the final product aligns seamlessly with the architect’s vision.
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