3D PRINTING

Inkbit and Makelab, a tecnological partnership

The collaboration expands the accessibility of VCJ to companies eager to experiment with this new technology and materials in their prototyping processes

Inkbit, a pioneer in advanced additive manufacturing solutions, announced an exciting collaboration with Makelab, a leader in on-demand 3D printing services. This collaboration not only accelerates time to market but also facilitates flexible hardware development and broader access to Inkbit’s Vision-Controlled Jetting (VCJ) technology, empowering a wider range of manufacturers and designers.

“Collaborating with Makelab was a logical progression in our dedication to offering customers an expedited route to the future of product development," says Davide Marini, Co-Founder and CEO of Inkbit. "Working with Makelab allows us to harness their expertise in on-demand 3D printing and pair it with the Inkbit VCJ technology, creating new avenues for functional prototyping and streamlining the transition from design to production."

The collaboration expands the accessibility of VCJ to companies eager to experiment with this new technology and materials in their prototyping processes such as consumer packaged goods, hardware, and industrial design firms seeking precise & advanced materials for functional & advanced prototyping.

VCJ technology has introduced new materials, Vulcan Soft Elastomer and Titan Tough Epoxy (also referred to as “Soft Elastic” and “Tough Epoxy” at Makelab), improving the ability to produce intricate and finely detailed 3D printed parts.

Filed: Moulding
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