Packaging line for Unilogo

Recently we had the pleasure of making a prototype of a production line for Unilogo, a company that creates specialized packaging machines.

In view of the upcoming trade fair, we had only 2 weeks to do all the work related to the creation of two mock-ups.

We decided to do them in 3D printing technology. Therefore, the work started with adapting the models supplied by Unilogo in the form of STEP models. Thanks to our qualified staff, we were able to quickly adapt the modules to 3D printing on an appropriate scale.

The models were printed in 3D using MJF (multi jet fusion) technology offered by HP. 3D printouts were printed very quickly due to the 3D printing process offered by MJF technology.

After careful planning, the models were painted and then assembled together with the LED installation.

After 2 weeks we had a ready-made exhibition model, which looked great.

White Granary in Słupsk

In June, a new exhibition was opened in the museum part of the White Granary in Slupsk.

One of the new elements of the exhibition is a 1:50 scale model of the White Granary made by Rapid Crafting.
The model was made on the basis of old drawings and photographs of the object. Thanks to the use of classic methods and 3D printing, the model is characterized by very good reproduction and high durability, which is so important for open models. Exhibition models that do not have a protective cover require special construction and materials that provide adequate resistance to young visitors.
The model was made in just 1 month from the day of the order.

The final result, as usual, is very good.