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Stack3D integrates CEAD Hybrid Flexbot

The system was installed at Stack3D in June, followed by on-site training in July

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Stack3D, a vertically integrated service for advanced 3D printing solutions, has partnered with CEAD, a large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM) company, to integrate a CEAD Hybrid Flexbot system into its industrial facility in River Falls, Wisconsin.

With the integration of CEAD’s Flexbot, Stack3D complements its existing SLS and FDM technologies with LFAM technology, all under one roof. This setup allows Stack3D to deliver custom, end-use parts in a matter of days. Backed by 60+ years of combined AM experience, Stack3D combines agile production with material science and expertise to power the next generation of digital manufacturing.

“Stack3D intends to become a leader in driving adoption of LFAM for custom, digital manufacturing solutions,” said Brandon Cernohous, Founder of Stack3D. “Our collaboration with CEAD is central to our success, as the adoption of their Flexbot system immediately sets us apart as an LFAM technology leader. This is especially true when combined with our ability to develop custom material solutions in-house to meet our customers’ specific application needs”.

A key element of this partnership is the establishment of a regional LFAM innovation hub at Stack3D. With the installation of the Flexbot and support from partners like Interfacial, the hub offers a platform for material testing, print trials, and application development.

The Flexbot was installed at Stack3D in June, followed by on-site training in July. Within 2 weeks, the system was fully operational with customer projects currently lining up and being executed by Stack3D’s team. “It is great to work with the team at Stack3D and to see them up and running so quickly using the Flexbot,” said Lucas Janssen, Co-founder and CEO of CEAD. “With their strong focus on materials and applications, they’re building a valuable hub for large-format additive manufacturing in the US, and we’re proud to support them as a long-term partner.”

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