Laser Lines sales director Mark Tyrtania says the firm is “thrilled to have signed Desktop Metal as a supplier”.
He says: “It is a dynamic company to work with as it is rewriting the rule book in terms of possibilities for metal 3D printing. For those that are producing parts or are prototyping, its machines are fast, great value and use a wide range of materials.
“Its printing process of Bound Metal Deposition (BMD) is similar to Stratasys’ FDM technology, which we have been selling for over 20 years, so it is a technology that we are familiar with. Within the metal printing space, it offers exciting, new opportunities for our market.”
Laser Lines will be selling and supporting the Studio series when it becomes available at the end of 2017, and the Production series when it is released in 2018.
Continues Tyrtania: “The Desktop Metal series offers amazing functionality and great value. Companies can now have a complete solution of 3D printing machine and sintering unit that can be used with a huge variety of materials. The Desktop Metal Studio system is perfect for engineers looking for an in-house unit suitable for prototyping and creating sample parts.”
Laser Lines becomes UK reseller for Desktop Metal
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Laser Lines, a total solutions provider of 3D printers, 3D scanners and laser equipment, has become a UK reseller of Desktop Metal’s range of metal 3D printing systems.
