Indian 3D Printing Network Organised 'Inside 3D Printing Expo' in Mumbai

/ -- Manufacturing of components for cars, aeroplanes and medical devices is witnessing an industrial revolution of sorts with 3D printing. Three dimensional printing is slated to become the new normal by 2021 when the 3D printing industry in India is expected to cross USD 200 million according to estimates by Indian 3D Printing Network. The Indian 3D Printing Market currently pegged at about Rs 850 crore is growing at about 22% pa and set to become Rs 1500 crore by 2021.

In correct technological parlance, the process is referred to as Additive Manufacturing (AM).

AM is bringing constructive disruption in the Indian industry, at a scorching pace. Take for example, the Indian Jewellery Industry where 75% of the Jewellery moulds are 3D printed. Smart Tech's Scot Dunham predicts that the global market for direct precious metal 3D printed components and products will grow to $2.6 billion by 2020 and $4.1 billion within ten years in 2024.

Aditya Chandavarkar - Co-Founder of Indian 3D Printing Network (organiser of Expo : Inside 3D Printing) while addressing the media said, "Entrepreneurs, investors and stakeholders in the Indian AM industry are constantly innovating and adapting this technology to new applications. This industry is witnessing a collaborative approach, even amidst the healthy competition, and simultaneously building a cohesive network. They have moved from creating prototypes, to functional and useable end-products manufactured using AM. The excitement and optimism amongst industry players is as high as it ever was, and with good reason."
The Expo provided India's largest business networking platform for 3D Printing technology, where one experienced the entire ecosystem of the Additive Manufacturing & 3D Printing industry in India. The major application verticals targeted for Inside 3D Printing Mumbai included:
Speaking about the future plan, Dilip Raghavan - Co-founder of Indian 3D Printing Network said, "Having created a credible platform for the Indian 3D Printing industry, the show will be re-branded next year as AMTech Expo to include a wider range of technology and to represent the Additive Manufacturing technology in the correct sense. Also to accommodate the growing number exhibitors, year on year, the expo will be organised on a large scale at Hall No. 5, Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon on 11th & 12th December 2019."
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