Production platform for the rail industry (www.polyformnext.de)
Replique supplies Alstom with spare parts
Replique is expanding its production platform to become a global supplier for Alstom by bundling various manufacturing technologies in a central supply chain.
read more...New subsidiary in Italy (www.polyformnext.de)
Replique expands its European presence
Replique, a platform for industrial on-demand production, is establishing a new company in Milan, Replique Srl. In doing so, the company aims to strengthen its proximity to European customers and can also use its growing range of manufacturing services - including 3D printing, CNC and injection molding - in an even more targeted manner to solve production challenges.
read more...Replique at the Formnext 2024 (www.polyformnext.de)
New materials and 3D printing for pharmaceutical applications
Replique, the end-to-end platform for industrial procurement, will be presenting new platform features and use cases from the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors at Formnext 2024. The portfolio has also been expanded to include other manufacturing technologies in addition to 3D printing, such as forging, metal casting and injection molding.
read more...Reorganization of the shareholder structure (www.polyformnext.de)
AIM3D wants to get off to a new start
After a consolidation phase and reorganization of the shareholder structure, AIM3D is back at the starting line. The patented Voxelfill process has been optimized: Strength tests prove that it comes close to classic processes such as injection molding. AIM3D also entered into a cooperation with Replique.
read more...Seed extension round (www.polyformnext.de)
3D printing platform Replique secures further funding
Following the initial financing in May 2023, Replique is securing further growth by concluding a seed extension round. The start-up intends to use the additional funding to invest in the development of new platform modules to expand automation and functionality.
read more...3D printing (www.industrial-production.de)
Realizing the "Right to Repair" principle
The young company Replique in Mannheim combines additive manufacturing with a digital warehouse. The platform for 3D printing enables companies of all sizes to produce high-quality replacement and series parts on demand at any desired location, in the right quality and quantity.
read more...Material research platform (www.industrial-production.de)
Replique launches Material Hub for 3D printing
Replique, provider of a 3D printing platform for the production of industrial components, has announced the launch of its Material Hub. The platform currently contains more than 400 polymer materials. Thanks to detailed filter options for technical properties, users can quickly find the right materials for their applications.
read more...Material research platform (www.polyformnext.de)
Replique launches Material Hub for 3D printing
Replique, provider of a 3D printing platform for the production of industrial components, has announced the launch of its Material Hub. The platform currently contains more than 400 polymer materials. Thanks to detailed filter options for technical properties, users can quickly find the right materials for their applications.
read more...Interview with Henrike Wonneberger (www.industrial-production.de)
"3D printing will experience a phase of maturity"
Dr. Henrike Wonneberger is COO and co-founder of Replique. In this interview, she looks back on the year 2023, talks about the challenges and opportunities of 3D printing for 2024 and the role that digitalization and software integration will play in this.
read more...Interview with Henrike Wonneberger (www.polyformnext.de)
"3D printing will experience a phase of maturity"
Dr. Henrike Wonneberger is COO and co-founder of Replique. In this interview, she looks back on the year 2023, talks about the challenges and opportunities of 3D printing for 2024 and what role digitalization and software integration will play in this.
read more...Additive manufacturing (www.polyformnext.de)
Customized wheelchairs
Digital manufacturing company Replique, which specializes in developing simple and sustainable industrial processes, has used HP's multi-jet fusion technology to revolutionize the way wheelchairs are designed and manufactured.
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