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A dedicated Zortrax user designed and printed his own simulated racing hardware, giving him the taste of a real Formula One race.
Zortrax is going bigger and bolder with the Zortrax M300 Plus. This large-format 3D printer offers a 300x300x300mm build volume, an upgraded extruder, and many other intriguing features. Let's review what we know so far.
With the latest update to their Z-SUITE software, desktop 3D printer manufacturer Zortrax is rolling out support for third-party filaments
Artist Oasim Karmieh has found his true calling as a toy designer, using a Zortrax M200 to create 3D printed toys of popular characters.
French sports equipment company Athletics 3D turned to rapid prototyping for the design of one of its latest small bore rifles. The rifle, prototyped on a Zortrax M200, would go on to a gold medal-winning finish at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics in the hands of biathlete Martin Fourcade.
Zortrax redesigned and fabricated all the plastic components on a full-sized motorcycle using their large format Zortrax M300 3D printer.
Zortrax are going strong in Poland with the opening of a store in Warsaw, and their 3D printers adopted by academic instituions throughout the country.
3D printer manufacturer Zortrax has three big surprises: their new M200 Model Library, free 3D Printed Robotic Arm designs and a big contest.
Zortrax releases three new materials for the Inventure 3D printer – durable Z-ULTRAT Plus, Z-SEMIFLEX, and Z-SUPPORT Plus.
Occupational therapist, Guy Ehretsmann from PoleErgo, uses 3D printing to create customized objects for patients with mobility disabilities.
Photon the robot goes into large scale production next month after 3D printing company Zortrax helped refine the prototype.
After announcing it back in 2015, the Polish company Zortrax is ready to bring the Inventure 3D printer to the market.
A Bosch factory in Mondeville, France has saved around 80,000 euros over the past year by using Zortrax M200 3D printers in daily operations.
Gerdesmeyer & Krohn, a German industrial and interior design studio, used 3D printing during the prototyping of their latest coffee set collection.