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Forecast 3D Purchases Printers, Expertise from GROWit,Forecast 3D Purchases Printers, Expertise from GROWit

By Jess Lulka  

December 4, 2001

Forecast 3D, a rapid prototyping and short-run manufacturing provider, has added assets and technical expertise from GROWit.

According to a company press release, this purchase included three new PolyJET 3D printing machines, which allows Forecast 3D to expand and double the output of its PolyJET offerings.

“The addition of the PolyJET technology, together with the expertise of GROWit, furthers our vision of being able to provide our customers with the best Additive Manufacturing option for their particular project,” stated Donovan Weber, COO of Forecast 3D. “We believe this solidifies Forecast 3D as the premier independent choice for enterprise 3D Printing solutions.”

For more information, visit Forecast 3D.

 
 

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