BURLINGTON, Mass - Z Corporation today launched a new Web site for Russia, considered an emerging region for manufacturing technology and adoption of 3D printing. With high growth potential markets such as manufacturing, oil and gas and education, Z Corporation recognizes the rapid economic development in the region. A fast growing number of Russian customers are using the 3D printers from Z Corporation, maker of the world's fastest 3D printers and the only ones capable of printing in multiple colors.
Demonstrates company's commitment to emerging markets in engineering and manufacturing.
Located at www.zcorp.com/ru, the new Web site contains a wealth of information about the uses, benefits and technology options for 3D printing and 3D scanning, including customer case studies, white papers, brochures and news.
"The new site demonstrates Z Corporation's commitment to Russia and the Russian-speaking region's superior technologists with a wealth of new resources about 3D printing and 3D scanning best practices and the benefits for product development," said Z Corporation Vice President of Marketing Kevin Lach. "It complements the already active presence of our Russian sales partners Consistent Software , and CyberCom Ltd. The Russian market for 3D printing and 3D scanning is rapidly expanding and growing as manufacturers discover its speed and quality benefits from the conceptual stages of product development through delivery."
Aug 19, 2009
Z Corporation Establishes Authoritative 3D Printing and 3D Scanning Web Site for Russia
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