Companies Collaborate to Build Metal Printing Lab

A new partnership is in progress between Levil Technology, The Virtual Foundry and Sapphire3D to provide an all-inclusive solution for setting up a complete metal 3D printing lab, the companies say. 

Together, the companies have created a turnkey solution to additive and subtractive manufacturing. The complete kit includes the Levil EDU-Mill with our industry-grade dual head 3d printer and a selection of Levil, FANUC, or Mitsubishi control, The Virtual Foundry's proprietary metal 3D printing filaments, which come in various user-friendly materials, and Sapphire3D's safe, easy-to-use kiln. 

The Virtual Foundry's Filamet metal 3D printing filaments are easy to print and post-process in the included hardware. 

“Levil Technology could not have asked for better partners when it came to creating a metal 3D printing solution for our customers. We wanted local partners that would provide expertise and support to our users and not only did they deliver but also exceeded our expectations. Their products fit seamlessly with our space-conscious, low inertia machines. We cannot wait to see what our end users create when they have all these tools at their disposal,” says Levil Technology General Manager Andres Leon.

“The Virtual Foundry is proud to partner with Levil Technology to create a package that offers capabilities unique in the market. We appreciate their innovation in providing a full-service metal 3D printing bundle that includes CNC capabilities. This partnership was an easy decision and furthered our efforts to democratize metal 3D printing,” says The Virtual Foundry President Tricia Suess.

“Sapphire3D is excited to partner with Levil Technology to offer affordable metal 3D printing to educational and industrial organizations worldwide as part of their full-service metal 3D printing bundle. Sapphire3D kilns are safe and easy to operate, designed and developed to sinter The Virtual Foundry metal filaments. Our kilns are designed and built in the USA. We are in the very early innings of this technology, and I'm excited to see where Levil Technology, The Virtual Foundry, and Sapphire3D can take this partnership,” says Sapphire3D President Dave Lawson.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.