Chairman Woo Suk-hyung of Sindoh.

Sindoh, Korea’s representative printer and automated office equipment maker, said it will release a 3D printer the company has developed this month. Sindoh is making inroads into the 3D printer market following its entry into the 2D market. 

The latest 3D printer is capable of printing products 200x200x200mm and reducing the laminate to 0.07mm. It is outfitted with a 5-inch large-size touch LCD panel designed to monitor the condition of the printer. 

Users can observe the printing process through an inside camera lens, which is connected with a smartphone app. It means that users can cope with such internal glitches as filament loss. Sindoh plans to launch the latest 3D printer in Korea, the United States and China simultaneously. 

“The product has been test-operated thoroughly for one year after its development, and we’re making preparations to build a lineup of diverse products tailored to meet customers’ needs,” Sindoh Director Lee Chul-woo said. 

Sindoh unveiled an intelligent automatic printer, 3DWOX at the CES 2016 held in Las Vegas from Jan. 6 to 9. The 3DHome Plus WOX is easily operated, “super-high” automatic, and enabled for 3D printing. 

Sindoh hopes it will become as commonplace and convenient as conventional 2D printing.

In a related development, Sindoh has joined forces with Dassault Systems in popularizing 3D printing. 

Sodoh said it has developed an optimal solution in which the 3D WOX enables 3D printing via Dassault Systems 3D design program “Solid WOX.” It is the first case of 3D printing via the 3Ddesign program without slicing.

Both companies participated in the CES 2016 to demonstrate their 3D printing products. Sindoh Director Lee said Sindohh’s collaboration with Dassault Systems has contributed to enhancing the standing of the global brand Sindoh, and the two companies will expand cooperation to make greater achievements. 

The 3DWOX Sindoh has unveiled as an intelligent automatic printer at the CES 2016 held in Las Vegas in January. (Photos:Sindoh)

About Sindoh

Sindoh has evolved rapidly in recent years to meet the challenges of the 21st Century. It is now truly global, innovative and progressive. Its management philosophy remains rooted in the best Korean traditions and in its history as a pioneer of the office equipment industry. 

Sindoh aims to change expectations about office equipment’s quality and design. The company aims to challenge expectations about technological sustainability. It wants to raise global market expectations of what Sindoh can achieve through its ingenuity, creativity and passion.

Sindoh has been the Korean market leader since it introduced its first copier in 1954. Thanks to continuous profits and harmonious industrial relations, Sindoh has always prioritized the development of its talented workforce. 

Sindoh says it is committed to independent and transparent operation, which enables the company to work as dependable, dynamic partners with businesses around the world. 

Sindoh’s management says it is also committed to all the communities in which it operates, and to preserving the environment for future generations.