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Nexxt Technologies Forges Alliance with 3D Printing Ally,Nexxt Technologies Forges Alliance with 3D Printing Ally

By Jess Lulka  

December 4, 2001

Nexxt Technologies and 3D Printing Ally have formed a partnership to offer customers a larger variety of 3D printing solutions across multiple industries, including medical, aerospace and consumer goods.

Nexxt Technologies is a provider of sales, service and installation of 3D Systems' printing line. It also offers rapid prototyping, scanning, digital manufacturing and 3D printing, a company press release states. 3D Printing Ally accomodates 3D modeling, scanning, CAD, reverse engineering, parts inspection, smoothing and plating.

"We are excited about combining our expertise with 3D Printing Ally," David M. Pecoraro, president of Nexxt Technologies stated. "Manufacturing for the future is about harnessing the unique capabilities of our additive manufacturing technology. Together, we will be a leading provider of quick-turn flexible manufacturing with better, faster and more economically produced parts."

For more information, visit Nexxt Technologies and 3D Printing Ally.

 
 

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