ExOne Appoints Sales Reps in Israel and Thailand
3Deimention will serve Israel and Speed 3D Mold will cover Thailand.
Posted: April 6, 2015
The ExOne Company (North Huntingdon, PA), a global provider of three-dimensional printing machines and printed products to industrial customers, has announced the appointment of two new independent sales representatives in Israel and Thailand for their 3D printing machines, 3D printed products and industrial microwave systems. The company has named 3Deimention (Joseph Vineyards, Israel) as its independent sales representative for the Israeli market and Speed 3D Mold (Muang, Samutsakhon) as its independent sales representative in Thailand.
“Israel and Thailand represent untapped markets with potential for the global expansion of our binder jetting industrial 3D printing technology,” said Stefan Tudyka, ExOne’s head of European sales. “Through their relationships with us, 3Deimention and Speed 3D Mold can apply their regional market knowledge and experience to introduce the benefits of 3D printing to manufacturers of complex metal components in each region.”
The expansion into Israel and Thailand will be handled as follows:
Israel: 3Deimention promotes industrial design and 3D printing by providing customers with strategic solutions from their highly-skilled professionals. Working with customers in the high-tech and industrial fields, including aerospace and robotics, the 3Deimention expert team will distribute a range of ExOne products, including all direct and indirect printers and microwaves for curing processes. 3Deimention is owned by Dei Holding Ltd, Octally Services Ltd, and Lamed Investment and Trade Ltd.
Thailand: Speed 3D Mold, a full-line supplier that 3D prints molds and cores and also casts directly at their own facility, has been successfully utilizing an ExOne S-Max machine since September 2011. As part of the appointment, Speed 3D Mold will sell ExOne’s extensive line of 3D printing solutions in the Thai market, while offering extensive industry knowledge to the customers.
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