WOL3D Marks 10 Years, Unveils New 3D Printing Products with Creality

 

Mumbai: "WOL3D India Limited", one of India’s leading 3D printing companies and the country’s first 3D printing company to be listed on the NSE, marked its 10th anniversary at The Legacy Gala with the launch of a new range of 3D printing products in collaboration with Creality.

The event brought together entrepreneurs, creators, industry stakeholders and members of the 3D printing community to celebrate WOL3D’s decade-long journey and highlight the growing adoption of additive manufacturing in India. Mr. Wonder Yuan, Head of APAC, Creality, attended the event, underlining the partnership between the two companies to expand access to advanced 3D printing solutions in India.

The new products launched include the Creality K3 Multi-colour 3D Printer, Ender 3 V3 Mega 3D Printer, Pika 3D Scanner, Falcon T1 UV 5W Laser Engraver and Falcon A1C 10W AI Power Laser Engraver & Cutter.

WOL3D also unveiled its ‘100 Days, 100 Stories’ initiative, showcasing the journeys of more than 100 entrepreneurs and innovators who are using 3D printing to develop products, build businesses, solve real-world challenges and create new opportunities.

The company said its ecosystem has expanded beyond 3D printers to include filaments, resins, scanners, laser engravers, accessories, services and support. WOL3D has built a community of more than 50,000 users, comprising creators, entrepreneurs, engineers, educational institutions, businesses and makers. It currently sells approximately one filament every minute, reflecting the growing use of 3D printing for practical manufacturing applications.

A key component of its manufacturing ecosystem is Brahma 3D Farm, a large-scale 3D printing facility focused on rapid prototyping, customised manufacturing, mass production and end-use products. The company believes such distributed manufacturing can enable products to be created on demand without relying solely on conventional tooling and moulds.

WOL3D said the industry is entering a phase of consumerisation, with 3D printing increasingly being adopted by students, designers, educators, engineers, hobbyists, entrepreneurs and small businesses.

Rahul Chandalia, Managing Director & Founder, WOL3D India Limited, said the company’s 10th anniversary marked an important milestone in its journey and expressed confidence in expanding access to advanced and affordable 3D printing technologies. He said WOL3D’s ambition for the next decade is to take 3D printing to every corner of India and contribute to building the country as a leading 3D printing ecosystem.