XJet’s Haim Levi and Carfulan’s Matt Fulton at the announcement
X-Jet’s metal and ceramic nano particle jetting additive manufacturing technology is fast emerging from its start-up beginnings, having announced its first sales partner – the UK-based Carfulan Group.
The first 3D printing systems, the Carmel 700 and 1400, are made possible by a unique liquid dispersion technique, where liquid suspensions containing solid nanoparticles of selected build and support materials are jetted onto a build tray to create incredibly dense and detailed models.
Named XJ3D, the X-Jet sales arm of Carfulan Group will join its range of turned-part measurement, 3D printing and tool pre-setting and inspection technologies under the company’s umbrella for advanced manufacturing.
Sample ceramic parts are highly detailed and weighty
“The Carfulan Group is all about offering innovative, best-in-class manufacturing solutions to the UK market and NanoParticle Jetting certainly meets that criteria,” said Carfulan Group director Matt Fulton.
The company already operates SYS Systems, a Stratasys UK platinum partner with a considerable sales channel.
