AIMPLAS Revolutionizes Large-Format Additive Manufacturing with Sustainable Materials and Higher Quality, More Resistant Parts

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October 10, 2025

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Large-format additive manufacturing has established itself as a key technology in demanding industrial sectors such as automotive and urban design, thanks to its ability to manufacture large parts without assembly.

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