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XYZ Printing To Get Exposure In 3D Printing Audience With SOLIDWORKS Integration

3D Printing industry has experienced exceptional growth in a small array of time. That is why with the constant growth of this industry, many new brands came up on the horizon with their outstanding services.
Kinpo Group launched XYZ Printing in the year 2014 with its feature-rich Da Vinci 3D Printer range. These were low-cost printers with the richest assortment of features. After such a huge arrival, today this company is tagging up with other high-end brands and it is expected to sell other brands like MakeBot and Ultimaker.
XYZ Printing has recently done a partnership with Dassault Systemes- one of the top-notch 3D Print Company in France. The growth of XYZ Printing can be foreseen after such a huge partnership.
XYZ Printing has also announced big news on its deal with a European software company. The association is to integrate 3D printing solutions from XYZ Printing product ecosystem with SOLIDWORKS software. In this way, it will be easy for a SOLIDWORKS user to send their CAD files to XYZ Printing devices. Thus, this will eliminate the hassle of exporting STL file and opening it with a different print management system for 3D printing.
XYZ Printing Company commenced as a consumer-focused brand where low-cost fused filament fabrication 3D printers were sold. The company has not only focused on delivering low-priced printers in the market but simultaneously, they have also expanded their range while venturing in the industrial market. After the first Nobel 1.0 Stereolithography 3D Printer, Inkjetting 3D Printer was also unveiled by XYZ Printing. This printer has the tendency to print at layer thickness as fine as 13 microns. The development of full-color binder jetting platform is also in progress that is expected to be four to ten times quicker than other models in binder jetting systems.
Formerly, the ecosystem of XYZ Printing was integrated with Microsoft 3D Builder app due to which, users were able to do direct 3D printing through XYZ printers. The standards of 3D printing are increasing by the moment. So, it is quite essential for the companies to establish themselves in the industry accordingly. It has been reported that there are more than 3,073,600 product designers that use SOLIDWORKS. XYZ Printing has taken a huge step towards success by associating with this company.

Source: Engineering.com

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XYZPrinting Announces Two New 3D Food Printers Coming Next Year

XYZPrinting launches 3D printer for food
XYZPrinting launches 3D printer for food

XYZPrinting, subsidiary of the world’s largest electronics manufacturing conglomerate, Kinpo Group is aiming to enter various verticals like Jewelry printing, Industrial 3D printing, food printing thereby planning for expansive growth over the next couple of years. Today, the company announced plans to enter the 3D food printing space.

The yet to be named 3D printer is expected to hit the market sometime around June next year. Although a specific price has not been mentioned, the company claims that it will be around $3000 to $5000 a piece. According to Simon Shen, chairman of the company “We are working with different suppliers of food ingredients to go with the machine. We believe that in the future 3D food printers might be used in space to print out food for astronauts.

3D Food Printer
3D Food Printer

The 3D food printer XYZPrinting intends to bring will utilize special food capsules, filled with various ingredients to print edible items like pizza, cookies and candy. The speed of the printer is also quite high. Shen demonstrated two different printers, one which was able to print in a time span of just five minutes. One printer will be equipped with three different nozzles, allowing for the printing of dishes with up to three separate ingredients, while a smaller printer they will offer will have just one nozzle.

All in all, 2015 may be considered the year of 3D food printer. Various companies are entering this space all promising to make 3D printed food available to anyone who has a kitchen counter and a pocketbook to afford one. Earlier this year, Natural Machines launched a crowdfunding campaign in order to raise enough funds to allow for the launch of their desktop food 3D printer called the Foodini. Despite not reaching their Kickstarter goal, the company managed to bring in investors and they plan to launch their machine imminently. Since then, we have also seen numerous companies, both large and small, dabble in the space with anything from 3D printed chocolate, to 3D printed bugs, and 3D printed cookie dough.