Lithoz Establishes Japanese Technology Network for 3D-Printed High-Performance Ceramics
As One, Mitsui Kinzoku and Yugyōkuen Ceramics have chosen Lithoz as a technology provider in driving growth and advancement in the Japanese additive manufacturing community.
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The creation of the hub strategically fosters Lithoz’s business development in Japan and expands its “Ceramic AM Factory” to this key market. Source: Lithoz
Lithoz is working with a network of experienced Japanese ceramic companies to form a ceramic 3D printing technology hub. The network consisting of As One, Mitsui Kinzoku and Yugyōkuen Ceramics was formed to promote ceramic 3D printing in Japan.
Lithoz has added its lithography-based ceramic manufacturing (LCM) technology and technical support to the portfolio. The creation of the hub strategically fosters Lithoz’s business development in Japan and expands its “Ceramic AM Factory” to this key market.
This team of established manufacturers in Japan are aiming to better support and encourage growth in the Japanese 3D printing community. The group is creating a wider range of touch points by investing in a portfolio of 3D printing technologies for high-performance ceramics. By building this 3D printing network, the companies aim to lead the way to real innovation in Japanese manufacturing.
Included in this portfolio is the LCM technology from Austrian-based Lithoz. As One, Mitsui Kinzoku and Yugyōkuen Ceramics have chosen Lithoz as a key partner in driving growth and advancement in the Japanese additive manufacturing (AM) community. As the initiative leader, As One will work closely with Mitsui Kinzoku and Yugyōkuen Ceramics as contract manufacturers, and Lithoz as technology provider to best serve the Japanese market.
After a successful appearance at this year’s TCT Japan, Lithoz CEO Dr. Johannes Homa looks forward to aiding in this mission. “It is fantastic to see commitment to investment in the Japanese 3D printing market,” Homa says. “We see such potential there and building such a strong network of leading companies will surely lead to great achievements for the additive manufacturing world! We thank our partners in Japan for trusting us with this important goal.”
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