Forward AM by BASF and Prismlab, a leading provider of photopolymer 3D printing solutions headquartered in China, have signed a partnership agreement in Shanghai. This agreement enables Forward AM to integrate selected Prismlab’s 3D printing photopolymer products in the company’s Ultracur3D photopolymer portfolio.

This fits the Forward AM strategy of offering a comprehensive portfolio comprising all major technologies available on the Additive Manufacturing market. Through this partnership Forward AM strengthens its position within the Asian market and  to drive large-scale 3D printing solutions globally across the full spectrum of manufacturing industries.

Dr. Zheng Daqing (left), Senior Vice President, Business and Market Development Greater China, BASF, and Hou Feng (right), Founder and Chairman of Prismlab sign the cooperation agreement to further strengthen partnership in 3D printing.

Under the agreement, Prismlab becomes an official distributor of Forward AM’s high performance Ultracur3D photopolymer products from Asia to global step by step, offering the material within a dedicated portfolio, “Ultracur3D for Prismlab”, in combination with Prismlab’s own advanced 3D printers.

“Through adding selected photopolymer products from Prismlab to our portfolio, we are broadening our product offering to the rapidly developing Asian market. We are currently setting up local production, logistics and technical services in Asia to reinforce our presence in the region,” explains François Minec, Managing Director BASF 3D Printing Solutions GmbH.

The two companies have signed this agreement to achieve a win-win on the global 3D printing market by combining Forward AM’s chemicals expertise and industry access with Prismlab’s innovative 3D printers and production expertise.

“The partnership with Forward AM complements our current material offering. It enables us to further explore and enhance innovative applications, including functional prototyping requiring tailor-made material solutions with improved toughness, heat resistance and long-term stability,” confirms Hou Feng, Founder and Chairman of Prismlab.

Forward AM by BASF and Prismlab, a leading provider of photopolymer 3D printing solutions headquartered in China, have signed a partnership agreement in Shanghai. This agreement enables Forward AM to integrate selected Prismlab’s 3D printing photopolymer products in the company’s Ultracur3D photopolymer portfolio.

This fits the Forward AM strategy of offering a comprehensive portfolio comprising all major technologies available on the Additive Manufacturing market. Through this partnership Forward AM strengthens its position within the Asian market and  to drive large-scale 3D printing solutions globally across the full spectrum of manufacturing industries.

Dr. Zheng Daqing (left), Senior Vice President, Business and Market Development Greater China, BASF, and Hou Feng (right), Founder and Chairman of Prismlab sign the cooperation agreement to further strengthen partnership in 3D printing.

Under the agreement, Prismlab becomes an official distributor of Forward AM’s high performance Ultracur3D photopolymer products from Asia to global step by step, offering the material within a dedicated portfolio, “Ultracur3D for Prismlab”, in combination with Prismlab’s own advanced 3D printers.

“Through adding selected photopolymer products from Prismlab to our portfolio, we are broadening our product offering to the rapidly developing Asian market. We are currently setting up local production, logistics and technical services in Asia to reinforce our presence in the region,” explains François Minec, Managing Director BASF 3D Printing Solutions GmbH.

The two companies have signed this agreement to achieve a win-win on the global 3D printing market by combining Forward AM’s chemicals expertise and industry access with Prismlab’s innovative 3D printers and production expertise.

“The partnership with Forward AM complements our current material offering. It enables us to further explore and enhance innovative applications, including functional prototyping requiring tailor-made material solutions with improved toughness, heat resistance and long-term stability,” confirms Hou Feng, Founder and Chairman of Prismlab.