Axtra3D, a specialist in high-speed SLA 3D printers, announces a new strategic partnership with Nota3D. Nota3D will act as a full-access demo reseller for Axtra3D, giving customers direct access to Axtra3D’s Hybrid PhotoSynthesis technologies.
Greg Elfering, EVP of Global Sales at Axtra3D, explains: ‘The partnership with Nota3D allows us to significantly expand our reach and broaden our service portfolio. Nota3D’s commitment to quality and customer service aligns perfectly with our mission. Their industry expertise will ensure that our customers are supported in the best possible way.’
Nate Brown of Nota3D adds: ‘Axtra3D’s Hybrid PhotoSynthesis technology allows us to offer unique solutions to our customers. The extremely high speed, quality and reliability open up completely new application possibilities in production.’
At the same time, Axtra3D announced that global player Molex, a leading manufacturer of electronics and interconnect technology, has acquired the Lumia X1 3D printer. Molex will initially use the system for the development of proof-of-concept applications and prototypes.
Al Arend, Model Shop Supervisor at Molex, praises the performance of the Lumia X1: ‘The initial results with this new technology are impressive. The part details are amazingly sharp and clean, even with challenging materials.’
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