LulzBot Mini and TAZ
colorFabb is to add the LulzBot Mini and TAZ 6 3D printers to its webshop, making the printers available to a wider European audience.
Aleph Objects, the LulzBot 3D printer manufacturer, has announced the addition of colorFabb BV to its growing European reseller network.
This new association reinforces an already strong bond between two premium brands in desktop 3D printing – Aleph Objects is a reseller of colorFabb 3D printer filaments, just as colorFabb will now supply LulzBot 3D printers. To support this partnership, Aleph Objects will extend its acclaimed technical support to offer a 24/7 service, making their Colorado-based experts available via telephone or email around the clock.
Aleph Objects is pleased with the extension of this partnership and see it promoting its 3D printing technology across Europe.
“We are thrilled to expand our partnership with colorFabb,” said Harris Kenny, Aleph Objects President. “ColorFabb has earned tremendous respect in the industry thanks to their unique and innovative materials and their commitment to the highest quality standards. We are honoured they have chosen LulzBot 3D printers to pair with their filaments, and we look forward to increasing awareness and adoption of the LulzBot Free Software and Open Source Hardware platform in Europe.”
ColorFabb recently moved into a new state-of-the-art facility, which has enabled greater filament production throughput and warehouse capacity. An inventory of LulzBot 3D printers will be maintained in the Belfield, Netherlands facility, allowing quick delivery to colorFabb’s customers throughout Europe.
“We are excited to bring our cooperation with Aleph Objects to the next level by adding the highly popular LulzBot Mini and TAZ 6 printers to our webshop and our European customers,” said Ruud Rouleaux, colorFabb CEO. “The combination of the LulzBot printers and our portfolio filaments will result in a great customer experience. The new production facility of colorFabb will deliver filament production, materials testing and efficient European distribution in order to provide more value for both brands.”
Currently, Aleph Objects maintains inventories of 3D printers, parts and plastics in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia. By expanding its international reseller network, prospective customers in even more countries, adding to the 80+ nations it already serves, have opportunities to purchase LulzBot 3D printers locally. The expansion of Aleph’s support service will meet the projected growing demand for LulzBot machines.
On the strengthening of Aleph’s technical support service, Kenny said: “Supporting our users is critical to us. With 24/7 access to our technical support team of 3D printing experts, LulzBot users can get the help they need, no matter their time zone.”
