Massivit 3D Printing Technologies (TASE: MSVT), a leading provider of industrial 3D printing systems, will introduce the new Massivit 3000 large-format 3D printer to the 3D printing market at the TCT 3Sixty show in Birmingham, UK – that will take place on June 5th to June 6th, 2024.

The Massivit 3000 printer introduces a more affordable, high-performance 3D printing solution tailored for production of large end parts and prototypes. Combining cutting-edge technology with cost-effectiveness, the Massivit 3000 Printer promises to revolutionize large-format 3D printing, offering unparalleled capabilities at an accessible price point. Offering a print volume of ~1.2 x 1.5 x 1.8m, the Massivit 3000 will empower additive industry professionals to expand their offering by providing the same reliable and revolutionary technology, print volume, and print speed all at a reduced cost.

“We are thrilled to introduce the Massivit 3000 printer to the advanced manufacturing and 3D printing arenas at TCT 3Sixty,” said Erez Zimerman, CEO at Massivit. “The new printer represents a significant leap forward in large-format 3D printing technology, providing an affordable, game-changing solution for businesses and professionals seeking to unlock new possibilities in additive manufacturing.”

Visitors to TCT 3Sixty are invited to reserve a booth demonstration of the Massivit 3000 here.

The system allows manufacturers to swiftly produce full-scale components for the marine, automotive, rail, visual communications, and theming industries. It is built on the same trusted Gel Dispensing Printing (GDP) technology that has been adopted in 40 countries to date, delivering exceptional value and performance. It is also designed with user-friendliness in mind, offering an intuitive interface.

The new printer will be introduced at Massivit’s TCT booth (Hall 1, Booth D20). Live demonstrations of the printer will be running throughout the event. An array of 3D-printed displays and models will be on show as well as a range of purpose-designed printing materials.
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