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Apr. 11, 2025
Keywords: Kings3D, RAPID+TCT, TCT2025, 3DPrinting, 3DPrinter, AdditiveManufacturing, SLAPrinter, SLS, SLM, FGF, FDM, ManufacturingInnovation, Industrial3DPrinting, detroitexpo
April 11, 2025 – Detroit, MI
Kings 3D successfully concluded its exhibition at RAPID + TCT 2025, held from April 8 to 10 at Huntington Place, Detroit. As one of the premier events for additive manufacturing in North America, this year's show provided an outstanding opportunity to connect with industry leaders, showcase new technologies, and explore the future of 3D printing.
At Booth 1104, Kings 3D demonstrated its expertise in industrial 3D printing with a live showcase of the SLA 800—a mid-to-large format resin 3D printer known for its precision, reliability, and versatility. The machine drew significant attention from professionals in automotive, healthcare, and prototyping industries, many of whom were impressed by the machine’s surface quality and efficiency.
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