Massivit celebrates 15 orders for Massivit 3000 3D printer and TCT Award wins

Massivit 3D Printing Applied sciences has reported a profitable launch week for its new Massivit 3000 additive manufacturing system, which was launched final week at drupa in Germany and at TCT 3Sixty within the UK.

The big-format 3D printing firm has signed 15 new buy orders, valued at 3 million USD, with deliveries slated to be accomplished earlier than the tip of the 12 months. It has additionally obtained an extra two buy orders from Bombardier for its Massivit 1800 system, and from Navistar, an American truck and bus firm owned by Volkswagen, for its bigger Massivit 5000.

The Massivit 3000 is claimed to be a extra inexpensive, high-performance 3D printing answer tailor-made for the manufacturing of huge finish elements and prototypes. The Massivit 3000 provides a print quantity of 1.2 x 1.5 x 1.8 metres and harnesses the ‘extremely high-speed manufacturing’ capabilities of Massivit’s superior Gel Dishing out Printing know-how. With these options, Massivit believes producers will be capable of swiftly produce full-scale parts for the marine, automotive, rail, visible communications, and theming industries.

Erez Zimmerman, CEO commented: “The Massivit 3000 permits firms within the promoting and advertising and marketing industries to print large-scale objects ultra-fast. These printed gadgets can be utilized as point-of-purchase shows, window shows, and billboards.”

In the identical week, the corporate additionally took house two TCT Awards. The primary was for its CIM 84 materials, the primary licensed flame retardant 3D printing materials which permits firms within the theme park business to provide flame-rated inventive building. Disney Imagineering acquired the Massivit 10000 final 12 months to fabricate elements for its theme parks. The corporate was additionally awarded the TCT Client Product Utility Award - Sponsored by Lastly Company for the Superyacht Sundeck Scorching Tub, which noticed Massivit crew up with Woltz Nautic to provide 3D printed sizzling tub in its proprietary Dimengel thermoset acrylic. The recent tub weighs 100 kg lower than conventional counterparts and considerably reduces set up time by roughly 260 hours per tub.