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Large Format 3D printing open house scheduled for December 4 in Anaheim
ANAHEIM, CA — Massivit 3D will be sharing creative business insight on how to drive successful large format 3D print production at its latest customer open house targeting scenic fabricators.
The event will be hosted by BCT ENTERTAINMENT in Anaheim, California (1281 N La Loma Cir, Anaheim, CA 92806) . This Massivit 3D customer specializes in large format graphics and event banners, outdoor lighting, event lighting, and now 3D printing with one of the largest 3D printers on the market.
Throughout the day, you’ll have the opportunity to:
**Experience live demonstrations of the 3D printer and finishing process
**View stunning applications including illuminated props and movie sets
**Meet with Massivit 3D application experts
**Discuss possible business opportunities with Massivit 3D consultants
Visitors will learn how they can shift their production capacity up through the gears as Massivit 3D technology shortens creation time from weeks to days.
View the event website to register or for more information.
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