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Azerbaijan invests $1M in Largix | OurCrowd
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Azerbaijan Investment Company invests in Israeli technological startup for first time
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Largix: Saving manpower with autonomous 3D production technology | OurCrowd
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Largix Introduces 3D Robotic Printers for Real Production Processes
Israeli startup Largix has launched an automated, robotic 3D design and production platform for industrial manufacturing of large, custom-made end products. The platform, powered by Cold 3D Printing, allows manufacturers to create custom-made materials on-demand in a rapid, cost-effective, and automated process. Largixs technology aims to eliminate reliance on manual labor and increase production speed. The company has a significant impact in industries such as construction, aerospace, and automotive. The CGK Group, a Belgian chemical processing company, plans to use Largixs 3D printing technology to build an entire storage container, reducing traditional manual techniques and lowering costs.
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Israeli startup grows 3D printing to larger-than-life size - Sponsored Content | The Times of Israel
CGK Group, a company based in Bruges, Belgium, expects to reduce costs and increase productivity by using Largixs robotic 3D printing platform. The technology will allow CGK to create large storage tanks at a lower cost and in less time. Largixs Cold 3D Printing technology is capable of producing large industrial products using polypropylene and polyethylene, which are common thermoplastic polymers. CGK executives were so impressed with the technology that they became investors in Largix. The company plans to launch its product this year and expects rapid growth.
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