Dremel introduced new generation 3D printer enabling “Wi-Fi”

United States: Dremeal, a 3D printer manufacturer has introduced a new 3D printer “3D40”, which is compatible with Wi-Fi connectivity. The printer also comes with a host of pre-loaded models. In addition, the introductory price of the device is USD1299.

3D40 has 3.5 inches colour touch screen for managing print settings coupled with Wi-Fi connectivity. The new generation 3D printer is capable of making larger objects. In addition, the device can create objects layer-by-layer using plastic filament.

TechSci Research depicts that with growing technology advancement, increasing investment on research & development coupled with the growing adoption of 3D printers in various application areas including consumer electronics, automotive, media, etc. is driving the demand of low cost 3D printers.

With increasing adoption of personal as well as industrial & metal 3D printers, growing investment on research & development by the companies involved in manufacturing 3D printers coupled with increasing government support is driving the demand of 3D printers across globe. United States, Germany, Netherland, Russia, etc. are the major countries using 3D printers for various applications including automotive, packaging, consumer electronics, etc.

According to the recent report published by TechSci Research, “Global 3D Printers Market Forecast and Opportunities, 2020”, global 3D printers market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of over 31% through 2020. Increasing adoption within manufacturing industries, decreasing average selling prices and government support are the key factors driving 3D printers market globally. Besides manufacturing industries, educational institutes, and research agencies such as NASA are also adopting 3D printers for various R&D activities.