Coleman Group take the innovative step towards 3D printingBy Coleman Group, 23 August, 2019Coleman Group are the proud new owners of Australia’s first Massivit 1800 PRO 3D printer! This machine will open up many new options for our clients, allowing them to elevate their displays with 3D elements! Once it is up and running, Coleman Group will be offering the full 3D package: Modelling ideas 3D printing them Painting them Installing at your events! “It is a very exciting prospect and something that will be quite common in the future. We like to be at the leading edge of the industry, and we think this is the perfect fit for our business. We do a lot of exhibition work and see 3D printing as an ideal option for those clients. There will also be areas we have not even thought of yet.” – Owners Glenn Coleman and Rod Peter. About the Printer The Massivit 1800 Pro is the largest plastic-based 3D printer on the market today, equipt with the most innovative software. The machine offers enhanced performance, flexibility and control, with new ‘Mega Quality’ resolution combining strength and accuracy to produce the highest quality final product. The Massivit 1800 Pro has a dual-head system that allows the operator to print two separate pieces simultaneously, decreasing operation times, therefore, increasing productivity. The internal printing space is 145w x 180h x 111d. Individual pieces of one large structure can be printed, meaning there is no limit to job size. Source: Coleman Group
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