3DCeram Sinto: The latest figures, news and market research on 3DCeram Sinto

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Country: France

3DCeram is a Limoges-based company specializing in the supply of 3D printers for technical ceramics.
For over 15 years, the company has focused on developing its know-how in 3D printing, and offers unique scientific expertise in mastering 3D printing technologies through laser stereolithography (SLA) and the ceramic pastes it has developed.
30 employees
Since 2001, the company has been producing ceramic parts through additive manufacturing, using its own 3D printer called CERAMAKER.
from 2015, it began marketing 3D printing lines based on the Ceramaker printer, along with associated services to provide a complete process offering, from 3D printing to ceramic firing and cleaning.
In 2017, following its integration into the Sinto group, 3DCeram decided to develop a range of 3D printers for technical ceramics
Today, 3DCeram Sinto specializes in three fields, with prestigious customers including Safran, Air Liquide, Zeiss, Thales, Apple and the University Hospital of Limoges.
Sinto has been manufacturing repair products in France for 70 years
Sinto is a benchmark brand in the professional world for craftsmen, painters, carpenters, cabinetmakers, metalworkers and bodyworkers.
Sinto products can be used to repair everything in the home: objects, surfaces, floors, walls, indoors and out.

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Anywaves, a Toulouse-based spin-off from the Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES), aims to become the world's leading manufacturer of antennas for small satellites.
Anywaves has teamed up with 3DCeram, a French manufacturer of ceramic 3D printers, to work on the design of a new ceramic antenna for future SmallSats satellites.
The partnership between Anywaves and 3DCeram was developed thanks to 3DCeram's 3D-AIM service, which is dedicated to companies in the aerospace sector.
The collaboration between Anywaves and 3DCeram has led to the development of a zirconia antenna concept with a lattice structure for enhanced RF performance.

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Founded in 2001, 3DCeram develops and markets a range of ceramic 3D printers.
Ceramic 3D printers in the Ceramaker range include the C100 EASY (100x100x150 mm printing plate), the C3600 ULTIMATE (600x600x300 mm) and the C900 FLEX (300x300x100 mm).
The SLA technology used by 3DCeram has enabled new solutions to be developed to improve the manufacturing process, notably stripping support and free link.
The electrical engineering, pharmaceutical, energy, automotive, medical and aerospace/aviation industries are all fields in which ceramic 3D printing is used.
Digitization and process automation are key steps in the future development of ceramic 3D printing and 3DCeram.

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