Large-Scale 3D Printer, Spearheading a New Category for Additive Manufacturing of Large Parts
The Massivit 5000 is designed to dramatically expedite large-scale manufacturing, prototyping, and tooling for the automotive, marine, and rail industries.

Colors bring products to life! This is especially true for 3D-printing and additive manufacturing. With appropriate post-processing and individual colors, raw parts can become high-quality products.

At Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group*, problem-solving is key.

“Our team is really looking for solutions. We’re always searching and exploring new technologies, but in the end the most important thing is application-driven innovation,” explains Bryan Allen, technical program manager and ATAP Lab lead. The team specializes in 3D printing and advanced fabrication, so it works with many different additive manufacturing technologies, including PolyJet™ technology from Stratasys.

F370 enables company to transform production of 2D exhibition displays with cost-effective, low-volume functional parts and other creative attention-grabbing elements

When a putter strikes a golf ball, it makes a subtle, but distinctive sound. The acoustics can indicate the precision and performance of the club.

Thousands of inkjet nozzles simultaneously jet millions of ultrafine drops to create unique Christmas tree decoration, pointing to further uses of the technology in the car

Cobra Golf Partners with HP and Parmatech to Introduce the First of its Kind, Limited Edition 3D Printed Commercial Putter Using HP Metal Jet Technology

• The new Mimaki 3DUJ-2207 3D Inkjet Printer boasts full-colour high definition production in a sleek, compact design, with over 10 million colours.
• The machine delivers an affordable, scalable solution to drive accessibility to 3D printing and deliver its cutting-edge technologies to a host of new customers.

Mimaki Europe, a leading manufacturer of inkjet printers and cutting systems, today announces the latest in a series of initiatives designed to support, inspire and engage with its customers through the continued uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic: a back-to-back duo of creative virtual events in the 3D printing space, set to run throughout November and into December.

Company Plans to Adopt a Further Thirteen Machines Worldwide

Massivit 3D Printing Technologies, the leading provider of large-volume 3D printing solutions, has announced that US-based Sassoon Holdings Group has purchased two Massivit 3D printing solutions to initiate its new global venture, MASS 3D. The company will launch a flagship 3D service bureau in Athens by the end of 2020 and plans to expand the venture globally, adopting an additional thirteen Massivit 3D printers in the USA, Italy, and Thessaloniki over the next two years.

Company broadens global distributor network to penetrate Automotive, Marine, Architecture, and Energy industries with cost-effective solution for large prototyping and tooling

Lil People Fctry started out as a passion project for Noël van Pol. Looking for a new career path with more human interaction and creativity, he stumbled upon the opportunity to produce 3D figurines of people. This sparked the idea of starting a company in the field. After working with his own sandstone printer for a number of years, Noël expanded his range with Mimaki 3D printing technology. Now his customers no longer want anything else.