On the heels of the launch of its Digital Inventory Services (DIS), Würth Additive Group (WAG) embarks on a strategic partnership with 3D printer manufacturer Raise3D and material producer Henkel.
This collaboration aims to support users in their AM application journey by leveraging the strengths of each partner. To do so, the three companies have synchronized their equipment, inventory platform, and materials (Loctite’s tested resins).
This holistic collaboration marks a shift from conventional 3D printing partnerships, redefining standard additive manufacturing relationships among OEMs, VARs, product innovators, industrial application engineers, and 3D printing end users. Instead of limiting printing options based on conflicting priorities, these three organizations work together to integrate additive manufacturing for unique customer applications, a press communication says.
“[…] Integrating our Digital Inventory Services (DIS) IoT Edge Device into [Raise3D]’s equipment and hardware systems opens up a world of possibilities, giving our customers complete control over their production. With Henkel Loctite’s commitment to meticulously testing their resin materials, we couldn’t be more excited about our collaborative effort to make 3D printing a more successful supply chain solution for early adopters,” AJ Strandquist, CEO of Würth Additive Group states.
Raise3D products will be sold through Würth channels and be directly integrated with Digital Inventory Services, utilizing Loctite’s tested resins for automated workflows and easier quality control. This collaboration focuses on enhancing the end user’s customer experience with productive 3D-printed parts in distributed manufacturing. Würth Additive Group, Raise3D, and Henkel are committed to continuously improving and meeting customer needs, and they plan to include more collaborators in the future.
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