Caracol, a leading LFAM company, has partnered with Impac Systems Engineering (ISE), an engineering services firm based in Texas, to extend its large-scale robotic 3D printing services in the North American market.

Caracol’s proprietary platform, Heron AM, boasts a large modular – polymer and composite pellet extrusion – robotic 3D printer that has been rigorously designed for complex industrial applications. This hardware, in cohesion with Caracol’s integrated software Eidos Manufacturing, provides powerful solutions to ever-changing industrial sectors.

“Caracol has achieved a breakthrough in 3D printing speed and size with their technology. We are excited to bring this unique solution for printing sizes well beyond one meter cubed at tremendous extrusion rates while using low-cost polymer in pellet form,” said Scot Andrews, Owner of Impac Systems Engineering.

“Caracol is excited to be partnering with Impac Systems for reselling Heron AM,” said Tim Ruffner, Business Development Director of NAFTA at Caracol. “Thanks to their broad portfolio and engineering experience the company has in the additive world we believe they’ll be a great asset to strengthen our local presence in the country and deliver LFAM to many new industrial companies.”