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Complete AM has secured an exclusive distribution agreement to represent Raplas 3D printing systems across the United States.
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Complete AM has secured an exclusive distribution agreement to represent Raplas 3D printing systems across the United States.

Originally reported by 3Druck

Complete AM has secured an exclusive distribution agreement to represent Raplas 3D printing systems across the United States. This partnership integrates Raplas industrial stereolithography (SLA) hardware, known for high-resolution resin-based production, into the Complete AM portfolio. The agreement mandates that Complete AM provides localized technical support, installation, and maintenance services for the full range of Raplas machines. This move establishes a direct channel for US-based manufacturers to access Raplas technology, which specializes in large-format, high-precision photopolymer additive manufacturing for industrial and medical applications.

This distribution deal addresses the persistent challenge of localized support for international hardware manufacturers entering the US market. By pairing Raplas hardware with an established US-based service provider, the partnership aims to reduce downtime and improve adoption rates for high-precision SLA systems. In the competitive landscape of polymer AM, Raplas competes with established players like 3D Systems and Formlabs, particularly in sectors requiring high surface finish and dimensional accuracy. The US market for industrial SLA remains a significant segment, driven by demand for rapid tooling, casting patterns, and end-use functional parts in the automotive and aerospace sectors.

For US manufacturers, the success of this partnership hinges on the quality of the local support infrastructure provided by Complete AM. Buyers should evaluate the specific SLA build volumes and resin compatibility offered by Raplas against existing domestic alternatives to determine if the performance-to-service ratio meets their production requirements. Complete AM must now demonstrate its ability to maintain a robust supply chain for consumables and spare parts to ensure the long-term viability of these systems in the field.

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Complete AMRaplasSLA3D printingadditive manufacturingdistributionUS marketindustrial manufacturing

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