Eight years ago at drupa 2016, one of the hottest products of the show was the oversized Massivit 1800 3D printer. Bruce Scott of Artarmon, Sydney signage printer Composite Images ordered one on the spot with further sales happening in NSW, WA, Melbourne and Wellinton, NZ. Drupa 2024 will see the highly anticipated launch of the Massivit 3000 printer which offers a more affordable but high-performance 3D printing solution for print service providers and entertainment fabricators.
The new Massivit 3000 oversize 3D printer will be released at drupa
Massivit 3D Printing Technologies, a leading provider of industrial 3D printing systems, has announced the launch of the new Massivit 3000 large-format 3D printer. The printer will be unveiled at the drupa tradeshow – taking place in Dusseldorf, Germany from May 28th to June 7th, 2024.
Massivit 3D printers arrived in Australia with much fanfare and one of the first projects attracted world-wide attention - a futuristic pop-up store for Louis Vuiton installed inside Sydney's CBD Westfield centre. The 3D printing was shared between Composite Images NSW and Seen Technology Vic, who had installed the first Massivit in Australia and the structure was wrapped in Avery metallic film.
The first major Massivit 3D project in Australia was this LouisVuiton pop-up store inside Sydney Westfield
The launch of the Massivit 3000 brings to market a more affordable 3D-printing solution for businesses seeking to leverage high-speed, large-format production capabilities without putting a strain on their finances. The new printer enables a wide range of companies to increase their profit margins and gain a competitive edge by expanding their creative output.
The Massivit 3000 will empower print service providers, event fabricators, and prop makers to expand their offering by providing giant, captivating displays for marketing, retail and advertising campaigns as well as entertainment activations.
The new printer enables ultra high-speed production of unique 3D window displays, dimensional billboards, custom channel letters, 2D/3D combined point-of-purchase displays, interactive event props, theme park scenery, and molds for thermoforming.
Its unique print volume of ~1.2 x 1.5 x 1.8 metres empowers operators to produce giant displays in a single print, thereby significantly cutting down on production time.
Massivit 3D printed Dragon at Sydney airport, by Art&Soul Creations
In addition to its wide range of creative applications, the Massivit 3000 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. Included in these is John Nicolas' Art&Soul Creations who recently 3D printed a stunning Chinese Dragon for Heinemann Australia duty-free retail, on display at Sydney airport (pictured R)
The new printer will be introduced at Massivit’s drupa booth (Hall 9, booth A08) alongside the company’s 10000-G system – the most advanced of its industrial 3D printers. Live demonstrations of the printers 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 for retail and entertainment environments including a flame-retardant material compliant with the ASTM E84 standard.
Erez Zimmerman, CEO
Massivit’s CEO, Erez Zimerman, stated “We are very excited about the launch of the Massivit 3000 which marks a significant milestone for Massivit. Our contributions to the advertising and entertainment markets have already been substantial, with the delivery of large-format 3D printing capabilities at unprecedented speed. The introduction of the new Massivit 3000 extends access to this disruptive technology to a much wider range of companies, offering excellent value for money. The global drupa show is the perfect platform for unveiling our new printer to these markets.”
To book a demo on the new Massivit 3000, use THIS LINK
Massivit at drupa is in Hall 9, stand A08
www.massivit3D.com
