3D Systems

If a building has been around for 256 years, there is a chance it isn’t going to look as good as it originally did. This is certainly the case with the Great Pagoda in the middle of Kew Gardens, which was originally built for Princess Augusta back in 1762. But last year the Historic Royal Palaces (HRP) implemented a restoration project for the 72 dragons that originally adorned the roofs. 

This week at Hannover Messe 2018, 3D Systems is showcasing its advanced integrated, additive manufacturing solutions that are helping manufacturers move from prototyping to production. It begins with 3D Systems’ new FabPro 1000, the company’s industrial-grade, entry-level 3D printer designed for low-volume, small-part prototyping and direct 3D production.

Engineering-grade additive manufacturing solutions were on show from 3D systems, with a range available for all budgets and production requirements at MACH 2018. The company covered a full range of prototyping and manufacturing applications, and the 3D Systems stand featured end-to-end solutions for plastics and metal fabrication. 

Showcasing its engineering-grade additive manufacturing solutions for all budgets and production requirements at MACH 2018, 3D Systems will be at stand H7-345, from 9th to 13th at the NEC, Birmingham. Covering a full range of prototyping and manufacturing applications, the 3D Systems stand will feature end-to-end solutions for plastics and metal fabrication.