Massivit 3D Printing Technologies Ltd develops and manufactures 3D printing solutions worldwide. The company offers 3D printers for use in automotive, marine, rail, scenic fabrication, and others industries; Massivit 10000, an additive tooling system that provides automated, high-speed tooling for composite materials manufacturing; Massivit 5000, an industrial-grade, 3d printer for automotive, rail, and marine sectors; and Massivit 1800 and Massivit 1800 Pro enable fabricators and manufacturers to produce models, molds, and parts; 3D printing materials; and Massivit Smart, an integrated proprietary software, which simplifies 3D printing workflow and optimizes 3D files for Massivit 3D printing. It provides 3D printing solutions for the engineering, visual communications, entertainment, academia, interior design, and architectural markets. The company was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Lod, Israel.
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