Massivit 3D Printing Technologies

Massivit 3D Printing Technologies is an Israeli maker of industrial large-format 3D printers. The company is based in Lod, Israel. Its gel dispensing printing system produces large parts, moulds, plugs, tools, jigs and fixtures, along with the casting materials used with them. The site says the printers cut waste and labour costs as well as production time.

Printers and materials

• Massivit 10000: directly prints industrial moulds and tools for composite manufacturing in days rather than weeks.
• Massivit 5000: a flagship gel dispensing printer for full-scale custom parts and functional prototypes.
• Massivit 3000: a large-format printer offered as an affordable option for growing businesses.
• Printing and casting materials: high-performance materials for custom manufacturing, tooling and prototyping, including digital tooling materials co-marketed with Sika. Customer stories on the site cover Novation Tech, Pink Sparrow and Velum Nautica. The site also describes the printers as suited to creative applications such as theming and boatbuilding.

RapidWings platform

The company runs RapidWings, a manufacturing platform that supplies on-demand tooling and prototyping to aerospace and defence manufacturers. The site says service centres have opened in Portland, Oregon, and Barcelona, Spain, to support expansion into North America and Europe. Its advisory board includes retired senior military officers.

RapidWings and advisers

The site describes RapidWings as combat-proven in Israel before its expansion into the United States and Europe, and says it aims to help manufacturers save months and millions. Brigadier General Chris Athearn, a retired US Air Force officer, joined the advisory board to speed expansion into the US aerospace and defence market. Daniel Birnbaum and Gabriel Shachor, a reserve brigadier general, also joined the advisory board.

Key facts

• Based in: Lod, Israel
• Products: Massivit 10000, Massivit 5000, Massivit 3000, RapidWings
• Markets: Automotive, marine, rail, engineering, composites, aerospace and defence