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Caracol welcomes Multistation as commercial partner in France

04/08/2023

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Caracol welcomes Multistation as commercial partner in France
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Italian company Caracol offers additive manufacturing solutions to companies in various industrial sectors, such as automotive, aerospace, marine and energy.

Caracol has announced that Multistation will play a key role in the distribution and expansion of its integrated robotic 3D printing solutions on the French market.

Having developed its own large-scale additive manufacturing robotic system, with a patented thermoplastic pellet extrusion head and proprietary algorithms, Caracol machines produce parts with complex geometries and enhanced mechanical performance thanks to the use of a wide variety of composite and recycled materials. This solution reduces production costs and lead times, minimizes waste and even reuses materials.

Caracol supports its customers from design to production, from benchmark to pre-production, by facilitating access to additive manufacturing technologies and opportunities at its Milan-based production center, equipped with a dozen systems.

Caracol aims to reshape production systems, enabling companies to move towards a more efficient, progressive and sustainable future.

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