Objet Asia Pacific Ltd. has revealed the Objet260 Connex, a compact and attractively priced addition to Objet's family of multi-material 3D printers, in India. The Objet260 Connex is based on the company's patented inkjet 3D printing. This technology allows users to select from a large range of composite materials when building 3D models, such as Objet's recently released ABS-like material. The system can also print a model replica made of up to 14 individual materials in a single print run.
Ashan Dhunna, Sales Director - India & ME, Objet Geometries AP Ltd., said, "India is a very important market for us where 3D printing and prototyping sector holds huge potential. The availability of the Objet260 Connex will not only ensure high quality results, but we believe that it will also be a preferred choice for a price-conscious market such as India. The compact Objet260 Connex brings our high-resolution, multi-material 3D printing to new levels of accessibility for front-line designers and engineers who demand the highest quality prototypes and true-product representation. And, all this in a system that is quiet, reliable and small enough to run in the corner of any office."
The Objet Connex family of 3D printers is the recipient of the EuroMold 2007 Innovation Award, recognizing the most innovative developments from the fields of mold-making and tooling, design and application development. It is used at companies such as Jaguar Land Rover, Adidas Ag, Trek Bicycles, DRS Tactical Systems, Vista Technologies, IPF, Zedax, Elster, Medtronic, and many others.
