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atum3D DLP Station 4
atum3D's DLP Station 4 was officially launched at the 2016 formnext powered by TCT exhibition
3D technology manufacturer, atum3D has today announced a partnership with French additive manufacturing company, ERM Fab & Test.
A fellow leader in the industry, ERM Fab & Test will represent atum3D and its DLP solutions for cost-efficient, high quality 3D manufacturing, with an open material platform and exceptional accuracy in a range of sectors, to professional customers in its focus market area. Atum3D has delivered its product range to fields including both the medical and dental industry, as well as jewellery, R&D/prototyping and final component manufacturing applications.
In ERM Fab & Test, atum3D believes it has found a partner with a wealth of experience, and the experts and structure in place to offer advice, support and training on-site installation, as well as the preordained offering of its products.
“We’re very happy to team up with ERM, being a professional partner with a great network and over 25 years of experience in the field,” said Guy Nyssen, Channel Manager at atum3D. “We feel ERM fully understands and supports our proposition, which means customers across France can now be served.
“[Our] DLP (Digital Light Processing) Station can support any material, which is why we value ERM’s professional support whenever customers make manufacturing decisions.”
The DLP Station, released last November, represents the primary subject of atum3D’s partnership with ERM. Officially launched at formnext powered by tct, the machine is the first DLP machine to offer a feature set that allows it to be used from prototyping plastic components to industrial serial production of finalised components.
“With the atum3D DLP Station, we extend our existing portfolio with state-of-the-art DLP technology which brings previously inconceivable accuracy in a midrange machine,” adds Cyril Liotard, founder of ERM. “Now exceptional quality and speed is within reach for users in many different sectors, from educational institutions to R&D and production departments of manufacturing companies. Atum3D opens a new chapter in 3D manufacturing.”
Combining their respective experience and knowledge, atum3D and ERM encourage professionals in France to discuss the potential of the Dutch company’s application. They promise to create the best possible solution for any use case together.
