Dedem (more specifically – Selltek – Dedem’s recently-acquired 3D solutions company), an Italian vending machine company, has signed an exclusive distribution agreement with Tritone Technologies, a provider of metal and ceramic additive manufacturing technology for industrial production. Currently, Tritone is present in Europe, Japan, and North America.
“We are very happy about the partnership with Tritone Technologies, which we consider as the owner of a disruptive technology that will impact the AM market in the next years,” said Marcello Pagnini, head of the 3D division at Selltek, Dedem. “MoldJet technology will enable our customers to upgrade the production of metal and ceramic parts at industrial scale and speed, with an extremely high part density and great mechanical properties. Furthermore, we at Selltek by Dedem, are very excited about working with Tritone’s team that has already proven to be incredibly responsive in relation to the challenges that the market will present us in the future.”
Manufacturing on Demand
Tritone has two AM systems in the market – the Dominant and the Dim. The systems are based on Tritone’s MoldJet technology, a ‘powder-free’ AM system that enables the production of high-quality metal and ceramic parts at an industrial speed. Designed to produce a large quantity of high-density parts with complex geometries, MoldJet allows a quick and easy changeover between a wide variety of metals and ceramics for parallel manufacturing of parts of various sizes, shapes, and applications.
“Professionalism, excellence, values, and many years of experience in AM were important to Tritone when selecting a partner in Italy,” said Omer Sagi, VP of Products and Business Development at Tritone. “With Selltek, Dedem, we have a competent and strong partner at our side. With more than 20 years of experience in 3D printing, it was a simple choice. We are sure the collaboration between the two companies will bring fruitful opportunities in the country and help Tritone strengthen its presence in the European region”.
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