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Sunstella will absorb its subsidiary Fusion Technology on February 1, 2026, to centralize its industrial 3D printing operations.
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Sunstella will absorb its subsidiary Fusion Technology on February 1, 2026, to centralize its industrial 3D printing operations.

Originally reported by iDarts

Sunstella will absorb its subsidiary Fusion Technology on February 1, 2026, to centralize its industrial 3D printing operations. This integration brings the L-DEVO brand and INTAMSYS high-performance polymer printers under a unified framework for aerospace and medical sectors. By consolidating technical expertise for materials like PEEK and PPSU, Sunstella is shifting from a distributor model to an integrated solution provider. This move aligns with a global AM market nearing the 4 trillion yen milestone, signaling a shift toward mass-industrial adoption. 🚀 🏭 #AdditiveManufacturing #3DPrinting #Sunstella #IndustrialAM

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