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Farsoon Technologies has partnered with Addimax to launch an industrial 3D printing demo center in Pretoria, South Africa.
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Farsoon Technologies has partnered with Addimax to launch an industrial 3D printing demo center in Pretoria, South Africa.

Originally reported by 南极熊

Farsoon Technologies has partnered with Addimax to launch an industrial 3D printing demo center in Pretoria, South Africa. The facility features high-speed Flight 403P-2 polymer systems and metal LPBF technology, marking a significant transition from local prototyping to serial production. This infrastructure directly addresses Sub-Saharan supply chain vulnerabilities in the medical and aerospace sectors. By establishing regional hubs, Farsoon is accelerating the decentralization of global manufacturing.

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