Nexa3D, the US maker of polymer production 3D printers, has expanded its EMEA operations with the opening of a customer success centre in Germany through its partner Disc Direct. The centre is based at Karlsbad, Germany, located near Frankfurt Airport.
Disc Direct is a 2D and 3D printing solutions provider and is already a leading Nexa3D reselling partner for the DACH region. “EMEA is one of our fastest growing markets so we are grateful for the opportunity to expand our local coverage and bolster our growth plan in partnership with Disc Direct,” said Avi Reichental (pictured), CEO of Nexa3D. “Nexa3D is a firm believer in the power of collaborations as force multipliers to democratise access to additive polymer production.”
Maximilian Neck, head of 3D printing at Disc Direct, said: “We are partnering with Nexa3D to combine the power of our strong local presence, world class infrastructure and industry expertise to support our growing number of additive manufacturing customers.
“Nexa3D is fast becoming our most important AM (automated manufacturing) partner and offers significant competitive advantages. Its vision for the AM future, their talented team and their focus on quality and customer success makes them an essential part of our growth strategy.”
Founded in 1991 and headquartered in Karlsbad, Disc Direct is a specialised distributor of graphic design peripherals and software. The company’s subsidiary ProductionToGo is a certified 3D printing specialist for industrial and professional 3D printing solutions.
Last September, Nexa3D signed a distribution agreement with SIU System covering Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States. SIU System works with state-owned and private enterprises to deliver integrated 3D printing solutions, consulting services and training.
