Mass Portal is one of the rare Latvian companies that has an international presence be it in terms of participation at exhibitions or development of operations in the 3D printing industry.
With products available in more than 50 countries, the company announced the expansion of operations on American soil.
With the support of The 3D Connectors, additive manufacturing solutions provider located in Florida, Mass Portal will provide its printers and filament dryers in the USA. The 3D Connectors will therefore serve as a support for local Mass Portal customers.
The USA-based provider provides equipment ranging from the hobbyist to industrial level, and can handle single piece drop ship orders to 3D printing farm/lab arrangements with on-site installation and maintenance packages.
Furthermore, they have access in house and with their partners a full 3D printing production capacity for metals and polymers on a variety of 3D printing equipment.
Speaking about their strategy regarding this partnership, John Hoffer, Owner/CEO of The 3D Connectors explained that their team will firstly provide Additive Manufacturing solutions to their Government customers through their GSA Contract (Schedule 51-400 GS-03F-033GA). “I am excited about the trends in FDM printing to eliminate as much post processing as possible. Mass Portal printers and filament dryers offer print quality, process stability and success rate that offers just that”, John added.
As for the CEO of Mass Portal, Imants Treidis, he explained his satisfaction regarding this partnership: “Partnering with The 3D Connectors is the next step in Mass Portal’s plans to become more available for our US customers. The 3D Connectors provide expertise and passion for additive manufacturing solutions that we trust will bring new opportunities for Mass Portal and users of our printers.”
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