Hatch Exhibits, known for its commitment to turning concepts into reality, employs a fleet of about 13 3D printers, each specializing in different applications. The Massivit 5000, with its Gel Dispensing Printing (GDP) technology, allows Hatch Exhibits to create large industrial parts at 30 times the speed of other technologies. The advanced features of the Massivit 5000, including the Dual Material Mechanism and user-friendly slicing software, contribute to unparalleled workflow efficiency and flexibility.

As a company dedicated to building visually impactful custom exhibits, events, and retail environments, Hatch Exhibits leverages the Massivit 5000 to offer clients a revolutionary way to tell their stories. The Massivit 5000’s ability to produce full-scale end-use parts and functional prototypes aligns seamlessly with Hatch Exhibits’ goal of maximizing brand presence at trade shows and events—this intersection of creativity and cutting-edge technology positions Hatch Exhibits at the forefront of the exhibit design industry. Watch the full CBS News feature here to witness the future of 3D printing in action.

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At an open house for CAMX attendees hosted by Massivit at its Customer Experience Centre, composite product manufacturers witnessed Massivit’s additive manufacturing solutions, which address critical industry objectives such as design flexibility, manufacturing efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. The reduction of 19 steps of traditional mold making to just 4 steps and the acceleration of mold production by 80% demonstrate the expeditiousness of Massivit’s technology and meet the dynamic requirements of composite manufacturers.

Kathleen S.C. Heberger participated in the vibrant CAMX Open House event and detailed the critical advantages of additive manufacturing for composites manufacturers by stating, “Whether their product is a boat, bathtub or aircraft, composites end users want design flexibility. Speed matters. Additive manufacturing is a rising star shooting toward these composites industry objectives.” Heberger explored the emerging opportunities in producing molds, prototypes, and end products, shedding light on the potential for reduced energy, time, and cost. She shared how additive manufacturing is a transformative force, enabling manufacturers to surpass CNC limitations. Additionally, Heberger emphasized the ability to craft master molds and prototypes in hours or days rather than weeks, ultimately empowering a single individual to accomplish the workload equivalent to that of ten people.

Notably, Massivit’s 10000-G additive manufacturing system, featured at the open house for CAMX attendees, is recognized for building isotropic molds with identical property values in all directions — a world first and a remarkable achievement in the world of composites. Massivit’s Patented Cast In Motion (CIM) technology delivers fully crosslinked molecular bonds between each casting interval. Massivit proprietary thermosetting (TS) epoxy resins offer high thermal stability up to 152 C. The 10000-G 3D prints a sacrificial shell made of a water-breakable, TS photopolymer material to hold the mold as it’s being cast. This shell inflates and breaks apart when soaked in a tub of plain water, which remains uncontaminated and reusable. 

Avi Cohen, Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing, highlighted Massivit’s industry leadership, stating, “We print big — very, very big, but so do others. We also print very, very fast with materials no one else uses.”

Massivit’s cutting-edge technology is reshaping additive manufacturing, revolutionizing the composites industry with heightened production rates, reduced costs, and unparalleled design flexibility. Explore the transformative impact of Massivit at CAMX 2023 in JEC Composites Magazine.

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JEC COMPOSITES MAGAZINE AM ARTICLE- MASSIVIT 10000 – Q2 2023

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The Massivit 10000 additive tooling system was announced as one of two Highly Commended AM technologies among almost 30 entries at the prestigious TCT Awards 2022 ceremony in the category of Hardware – Polymer Systems!

This award category recognizes polymer additive manufacturing technologies that introduce entirely new technologies or innovative improvements to market. Last night’s AM industry acclamation is the 2nd global recognition of the newly-launched Massivit 10000 which won the ACE Award for Composites Innovation at CAMX 2021.

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Erez Zimerman – CEO, Massivit 3D Printing Technologies – was invited to provide business insights for the latest UBS Entrepreneur Compass report, “Challenges for the decade ahead”. In this report, UBS dives into the perks and challenges faced by businesses undergoing internal digitalization processes. It explores how to drive fundamental internal change in a holistic manner, including leveraging the potential of digital technologies.

“Often times, perceived threats to a business turn out to be opportunities.” says Zimerman. He adds, “To best leverage new technology such as 3D-printing, entrepreneurs need to have a clear understanding of how it can address the main bottlenecks in their business.”

See the full report here: https://www.ubs.com/global/en/wealth-management/insights/entrepreneur-compass.html#digitalization

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