UK FIRST: LIVE 3D Colour Printing at TCT 2019

14 August 2019

Matsuura Stand C110

Matsuura Machinery Ltd is delighted to be exhibiting two UK firsts at this year’s TCT show, 24 – 26 September at the NEC on Stand C110. Exclusively on show; live 3D colour printing on HP 580 and the HP 5200 volume production printer. 

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Matsuura will also be showcasing a variety of parts produced on HP 540, HP 580, HP 4200 and HP 5200 Multi-Jet Fusion 3D printers and Matsuura’s LUMEX hybrid 3D metal printing and CNC milling machine.   

HP Multi-Jet Fusion 3D printers are designed for prototyping, short-run and full production manufacturing needs, with high productivity to meet same-day demands.  Offering superior, consistent part-quality, reliability, speed and in a wide variety of colours.

Over a year ago, Matsuura became an authorised reseller of HP Multi-Jet 3D printing solutions, creating a fantastic addition to their additive manufacturing division in this ever-growing market.

Matsuura has over two decades of real-world applications experience with our ground-breaking 3D metal printing and CNC milling hybrid LUMEX technology.

Recently Matsuura officially opened their new showroom and dedicated Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF), following a substantial investment over recent months. Visitors to the showroom can see live printing demonstrations on the HP 540, HP 4200 and 5200 Multi-Jet Fusion 3D printers, alongside the DyeMansion finishing system for de-powdering, surfacing and colouring of 3D printed parts.

Commenting on the forthcoming event, Joseph Bellis, Additive Manufacturing Technical Specialist at Matsuura Machinery Ltd commented: “Even more so with the recent addition of the HP 5200 3D printer, Matsuura continue to make substantial investments in 3D printing and AM technologies, cementing our position as the UK’s leading HP applications led reseller. TCT will be a great opportunity to demonstrate our technical applications knowledge, our understanding of 3D printing and show UK companies the future of manufacturing.”

Picture; Joseph Bellis with components from a UK stock HP 580 3D colour printer, based in Matsuura's Additive Manufacturing Facility in Leicestershire.