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Rize One
The only zero-post-processing, industrial-class office 3D printer
Rize One is a versatile industrial 3D printer for your lab or office that provides the industry's fastest turnaround on manufacturing parts, enabling you to iterate faster than any other 3D printing technology to improve designs and exponentially speed your entire R&D process. -
Fusion3
Affordable, High Performance 3D Printers for Industrial and Commercial and Education Applications
North Carolina manufacturer of the F400, affordable high-performance 3D printer for commercial (prototyping, manufacturing, design) & education use. -
Solidscape
Advancing 3D Innovation
Solidscape® 3D printers are primarily used to produce "wax-like" patterns for lost-wax casting/investment casting and mold making applications. -
Voxeljet
Voxeljet produces a range of 3D printers that use binder jetting to produce either plastic objects or 3D sand castings from powders. The company's largest model -- the VX4000 -- has an incredible build volume of 4 x 2 x 1 metres. -
Solido3D
Solido3D makes 3D printers that use laminated object manufacture (LOM) to produce 3D objects from sheets of plastic. -
Stratasys
For a 3D World
Stratasys is the second-largest 3D printer manufacturer, and makes 3D printers that use fused deposition modelling (FDM) or PolyJet Matrix (material jetting) technologies. -
SLM Solutions GmbH
SLM Solutions produce a range of 3D printers that build objects from powders using selective laser melting (SLM).SLM Solutions produce a range of 3D printers that build objects from powders using selective laser melting (SLM). -
Organovo
Organovo are a bioprinting pioneer who produce a 3D bioprinter called the Novogen MMX. -
Optomec
Optomec produces 3D printers based on its 'laser engineered net shaping' (LENS) technology that deposits a metal powder that is melted with a laser to produce fully-dense, end-use metal parts. -
Nanoscribe
Nanoscribe produce a nanolithograhic 3D printer that uses two photon polymerization (2PP) to create 3D objects on a nanoscale.