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Zhejiang Flashforge 3D Technology Co. Ltd is a Chinese manufacturer of 3D printing equipment, materials, and software, established in 2011. The company is headquartered in Zhejiang, China, and provides a range of 3D printing solutions catering to industrial, commercial, and consumer markets.

History

In 2011, the company founded Flashforge, focusing on the development of accessible 3D printing technology. Early on, the company gained recognition for its Creator series, which introduced affordable dual-extrusion 3D printers to the market.

Over the years, Flashforge expanded its product offerings to include entry-level models, professional-grade machines, and resin 3D printers. The company also developed proprietary software to improve usability and increase the integration between hardware and software.

Products

Flashforge designs and manufactures a variety of 3D printers, filaments, and accessories.

3D Printers

• FDM Printers: Popular models include the Finder, Adventurer, and Creator series, suitable for beginners, educators, and professionals.
• Resin Printers: The Foto series is designed for high-precision applications such as jewellery and dental models.

Materials

• Filaments: The company produces PLA, ABS, PETG, and specialty filaments such as wood and metal composites.
• Resins: Flashforge offers a variety of resins tailored for different applications.

Software

Flashforge develops FlashPrint, its proprietary slicing software, designed for seamless integration with their 3D printers. The software supports users with different levels of experience, providing both beginner-friendly and advanced features. However, users are complaining on the quality of the software.

Operations

Flashforge operates its own production facilities and a dedicated research and development center to ensure quality control and continuous innovation. The company collaborates with educational institutions, businesses, and other organizations to promote the adoption of 3D printing technology.

References

1. "Flashforge's 5M Series Is Quietly Getting Better, and We're Here for It". All3DP. 2024-04-05. Retrieved 2024-12-20.
2. "Flashforge To Launch AD5X 'All-in-One' 3D Printer With Built-In Filament Changer". All3DP. 2024-11-07. Retrieved 2024-12-20.
3. "The biggest issue with Flashforge... Is the Software - what do you think?". 10 March 2023.

External links

• Flashforge Official Website

• 3D printer companies
• Chinese brands

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