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Book your own individual session with the CREAT3D Team to deep dive into Additive during our Open Week from 05 July to 10 July 2021. Spaces are limited, so book your team's session now.

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Book your own individual session with the CREAT3D Team to deep dive into Additive during our Open Week from 26 Apr to 01 May 2021. Spaces are limited, so book your team's session now.

Case Study: Read how Robotics and Automation specialist, Active8 Robots, have integrated Additive Manufacturing into every stage of their engineering processes. Learn how Active8 deliver outstanding results in speed of turnaround and cost-effective solutions from using Markforged 3D printers in-house to deliver bespoke, light-weight end effectors for cobots

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CREAT3D will be exhibiting during the EDS Reconnect event (31 Mar - 1 Apr), showcasing how you can solve a multitude of engineering and design problems with cost-effective Additive Manufacturing Solutions.

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Markforged Blacksmith is an automated, in-process quality control software available for the Markforged Industrial X7 3D printer.

The automatic in-process laser inspection system enables you to produce verified parts straight off the printer, removing the need for additional inspection processes, reducing the risk of quality issues and ensuring part conformity.

The team here at CREAT3D are really excited to announce a new partnership between Williams Racing and Nexa3D. This partnership will see the world of Formula One using the fastest polymer 3D printer.

The partnership has come into fruition following extensive consultation and applications analysis by Simon Chandler and the team at CREAT3D. As Nexa3D's UK partner, CREAT3D will be supporting both Williams Racing and Nexa3D on fully integrating the ultrafast technology at Williams.