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A batch of 3D printing equipment has been dispatched overseas today, helping global customers upgrade their manufacturing processes.

2025-12-23

Today, a batch of 3D printing equipment that has been fully packaged by Totustec was officially dispatched. It will be sent to overseas cooperative customers in Europe, America, and Southeast Asia. At the scene, it can be seen that the equipment has been packaged with standardized pallets and wrapped with film for protection, ensuring safety and integrity during long-distance transportation. This is another batch of delivery goods that the company has continuously expanded its global market coverage with recently.

The equipment dispatched this time covers core models for both desktop and industrial use. Different scenarios have been configured with practical functions: The desktop model supports 8 common consumables for printing, is equipped with one-click automatic calibration and silent printing mode, and is suitable for rapid prototype production by makers and small design studios; The industrial model has ±0.05mm high-precision printing capability, is compatible with carbon fiber reinforced nylon and other engineering materials, and also supports 72-hour continuous stable operation and remote monitoring via mobile devices, which can meet the needs of industrial scenarios such as automotive component prototyping and electronic equipment customization.

As a domestic manufacturer specializing in 3D printing equipment, Totustec's products have now covered more than 20 countries and regions around the world, serving over 3,000 overseas customers, and has established a "real-time online response + localized offline service" global after-sales system to provide continuous technical support for overseas users. In the future, the company will increase investment in the overseas market and plans to launch a new generation of models at international industry exhibitions, further deepening global intelligent manufacturing cooperation.

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A batch of 3D printing equipment has been dispatched overseas today, helping global customers upgrade their manufacturing processes.