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DE Editors
November 19, 2020
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A new record for Weerg, which, exactly one year after the installation of 6 HP Jet Fusion 5210 3D industrial printers, doubles the production capacity in a single operation by purchasing six more printers from the same series. Now Italian e-commerce offering CNC and 3D online machining is reaching the European record for the number of systems installed.
Weerg is one of the first companies in the world to implement the automatic unpacking system developed by HP with the German company Rösler AM Solutions within its 3D printing production line. In fact, the Italian service has collaborated as a beta tester in the development of this exclusive solution, which will be presented as a world premiere during the digital edition of Formnext.
The company says it is necessary to double the production capacity, once again relying on the quality of the HP systems, which are capable of offering precision, repeatability and maximum rate even for series of thousands of pieces.
This solution enables the automation of the process of removing dust from molded parts. It is a process that was previously carried out manually by operators, which represented a waste of time and resources. In addition, the automatic unpacking system developed by HP allows Weerg to recover more of the dust that can be returned to the systems with considerable advantages in terms of eco-sustainability.
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