Dutch 3D printing filament developer ColorFabb and Spanish 3D printer manufacturer BCN3D Technologies have embarked on a project to push the limits of 3D printing.
The two companies have been working together for a while, with ColorFabb’s technical staff using the BCN3D Sigma 3D printer in its facilities and BCN3D evaluating the materials of the ColorFabb portfolio, including the new HT filament only launched recently.
BCN3D aims at providing their users with a range of different materials and possible combinations for their FF 3D printer with independent dual extruders.
The co-operation of both companies is based on three main pillars:
ColorFabb will have BCN3DSigma printers in its facilities to create printing profiles, develop new materials and applications, especially regarding multi-material parts and support material.
BCN3D Technologies will distribute the ColorFabb portfolio in Spain and Portugal, giving technical support to the Spanish-speaking community, and also will team up with colorFabb to develop new applications and materials.
Fundació CIM, well known for being the leading prototype center in Spain, will work to generate a series of post-processing guides for the special colorFabb materials that will be published for all the ColorFabb users to be able to get the best results.
First results of their collaboration were presented at the RapidPro in the Netherlands this week.
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