Newest Partnerships Take The Company’s Global Presence To 30 Countries
Various Promakim team members pose with 3D printers and parts from their Turkish headquarters.
BUFFALO, NY, USA – March 30, 2021 – PostProcess has reached a landmark in its international expansion to meet the exceptional demand for its solutions. Promakim and Ballistic Bit are the latest additive manufacturing companies to be signed into the PostProcess network of international distributors. While Promakim brings cutting-edge digital solutions to Turkey, Ballistic Bit serves Israel as a cohort to another PostProcess distributor, Excelencia-Tech. Both new channel partners align with PostProcess’s customer-first approach and are eager to help additive users fully automate their operations with digitalized post-printing solutions.
Ballistic Bit will distribute PostProcess solutions that will complement a range of industrial 3D printers offered across several market verticals. Particularly, Ballistic Bit specializes in applications such as architecture, R&D, civil engineering, and more.
Speaking to the collaboration, Business Sales & Applications Manager Matan Weinstein of Ballistic Bit said, “Ballistic Bit and PostProcess are presenting a valuable solution for small and large manufacturers who are producing with a large array of materials and technologies. With PostProcess, we were able to find not only a great solution but a strong company with professionals and, more importantly, wonderful people.”
Promakim services Turkey and neighboring countries as the region’s industry leader in indoor and outdoor advertising products, digital printing units, and 3D printing systems. Through Promakim, customers are offered a variety of carbon fiber, metal, and SLA printers.
“We are very excited for our new collaboration with PostProcess, as we embrace the ideology that post-printing is just as important as 3D print production,” commented Ali Oguz, Co-founder of Promakim. “Therefore, with PostProcess, we will achieve our goal of making the support removal and surface finishing processes for printed parts easier, more consistent, and more efficient.’’
Regarding these milestone partnerships, Bruno Bourguet, Managing Director, PostProcess, said, “From day one, we have embraced a global focus on revolutionizing additive, and we’re proud to have established a diverse portfolio of 20 distributors from four continents. With their dedication to cutting-edge technologies, we are positive that Promakim and Ballistic Bit will be excellent additions to our existing network.”
About Promakim:
As Promakim 3D, we sell the leading technologies in the field of Additive Manufacturing and offer a variety of solutions for digital printings units alongside 3D printing systems in Turkey and neighboring countries. We have been operating in the 3D Technology Industry since 2014 and became representatives of various world-renowned leading brands such as Markforged, Nexa3D, Materialise, and Kings. Promakim provides comprehensive technical training to its business partners on related issues and continues to follow-up after-sales. We carry out both system sales and services, especially to the defense industry, automotive, aerospace, medical, and consumer goods sectors.
In their Israel office, Ballistic Bit employees display finished parts from their in-house printers.
About Ballistic Bit:
Ballistic Bit has become the leading provider of industrial 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions innovation and technology in Israel. We offer hardware, software, materials, and workflow management solutions for scaling from R&D into production across different applications and market verticals. We focus on excellence in everything we do, advancing with our customers to enable their success.
About PostProcess Technologies:
PostProcess Technologies is the only global provider of automated and intelligent post-processing solutions for 3D printed parts. Founded in 2014, PostProcess removes the bottleneck in the third step of 3D printing – post-processing – through proprietary software, hardware, and chemistry technologies. Customers span many industries, including aerospace, automotive, consumer goods, defense, medical, and service providers.