The Swiss company Sintratec, renowned for its advanced 3D printing technology, is continuing its expansion course in Europe. Now the company has found a strong Scandinavian partner in Stratum3D, which will distribute Sintratec’s high-tech systems in Norway for the first time.
Based near Oslo, Stratum3D is well-known in the market segment for professional 3D printers and 3D scanners and offers a comprehensive product range, including associated materials and accessories. Aiming to offer diverse additive manufacturing solutions at attractive prices, Stratum3D has already partnered with big names such as Prusa, NEXA3D and WASP. The latest addition to their portfolio is SLS systems from Sintratec.
The Sintratec All Material Platform (AMP) will enable Stratum3D to provide Scandinavian companies with a customizable solution for selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printing. This technology can be used to create particularly complex plastic structures. Sintratec, which is already active in countries such as Italy, Spain and Croatia, sees the collaboration with Stratum3D as a further step in strengthening its European network.
John Henrik Bergene, CEO Stratum3D: “Excited to announce our partnership with Sintratec, a pioneer in high-quality SLS 3D printing technology. Together, we’re bringing innovation and precision to the Norwegian market. Explore limitless possibilities with STRATUM3D and Sintratec – shaping the future, one layer at a time.”
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