Lod, Israel, 7th November 2018 – Massivit 3D Printing Technologies, the leading provider of large format 3D printing technology for visual communication projects, has announced that Deko 3D by Sépia has installed a Massivit 1800 3D Printing Solution in a bid to secure new business and overcome the constraints of traditional production processes.
Grenoble-based, Deko 3D, a specialist provider of large format 3D applications and a subsidiary of Sépia Signalétique, was founded as a full-service 3D service bureau.
“After several years of declining projects, largely due to the manufacturing constraints of CNC machining, we decided to create a dedicated division with in-house 3D solutions that could rectify this issue,” says Eric Pessarossi, General Manager at Deko 3D.
“Traditionally, we used CNC machining to produce polystyrene models,” he explains. “This worked perfectly for 2D applications, although proved highly problematic, in terms of time and material, when it came to outdoor 3D projects. We were unable to replicate our customers’ desired requirements, which unfortunately meant having to decline a number of lucrative projects.
“With 3D printing, this is no longer an issue. Now, regardless of the scale and complexity of the application, we are able to meet our customers’ demands. This is a real game-changer for us and importantly means that we’re no longer having to turn business away,” he adds.
Pessarossi, believes that the Massivit 1800, sold to the company by French dealer, Euromedia, will play an integral role in expanding the company’s application offering and allow it to enter new markets.
“We wanted to invest in a technology that would allow us to offer our customers unrivalled applications, as well as maintain our competitive edge, something that the our Massivit 1800 enables us to do,” says Pessarossi. “Our aim is to change the face of visual communications and establish ourselves as pioneers of next generation large format applications.”
Gaspare Bugli, Director of Sales for EMEA at Massivit 3D concludes, “As Deko 3D demonstrates, we continue to see a growing number of traditional print providers integrating our solutions into their existing production floor.
“As a result, companies that once had to reject certain projects, can now harness our technology to undertake 3D print jobs, thereby securing new business and increasing revenues,” he concludes.
About Deko 3D
Deko 3D (www.deko-3d.fr), a subsidiary of Sépia Signalétique, is a pioneer in next generation large format visual communication. The division houses a number of innovative 3D solutions including a Massivit 1800 3D Printer, to produce high-impact campaigns for a number of markets. These include, architecture, marketing as well as industrial applications.
About Massivit 3D
Massivit 3D Printing Technologies Ltd. (https://www.www.massivit3d.com/) is a leading provider of large format 3D printing solutions for visual communication and entertainment. The company’s solutions enable the creation of super-size 3D printed models, props, displays and signage for a range of sectors – including entertainment, events, exhibitions, advertising, retail, and interior design. Massivit 3D’s proprietary Gel Dispensing Printing (GDP) technology leverages Massivit 3D’s unique, instantly-curing printing gel, Dimengel, to quickly and cost-effectively produce lightweight, hollow, 3D printed models up to 1.8m / 5.8ft high with unprecedented geometric freedom.
Founded in 2013 by a team of wide format digital printing and 3D printing pioneers, Massivit 3D is headquartered in Lod, Israel, and serves customers worldwide with end-to-end services through a well-distributed network of global resellers.
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