SOLIZE PARTNERS and FARSOON Technologies Join Forces to Enhance Japan's 3D Printing Market

Strategic Partnership to Transform Japan's 3D Printing Landscape

In a significant move, SOLIZE PARTNERS Co., Ltd., Japan 3D Printing Co., Ltd., and FARSOON TECHNOLOGIES have announced a strategic partnership focused on enhancing 3D digital solutions in the Japanese market. This collaboration brings together two giants in the sector: SOLIZE PARTNERS, known for its extensive experience in powder bed fusion technologies, and FARSOON TECHNOLOGIES, a global leader in industrial additive manufacturing.

Background of the Partnership

Japan 3D Printing Co., Ltd., established in October 2013, has been successful in distributing FARSOON TECHNOLOGIES' products in Japan since signing a general agency agreement in 2022. This partnership has allowed the company to provide sales support and assistance to local enterprises interested in using FARSOON's state-of-the-art 3D printing technology.

The signing of this strategic partnership enables the introduction of SOLIZE PARTNERS' vast expertise from over 20 years of handling powder-based additive manufacturing systems. By leveraging SOLIZE’s recommendations and distribution network, this collaboration aims to increase the market penetration and popularity of FARSOON's machines across Japan.

Enhancing Competitive Edge in Manufacturing

With the intent to maximize the synergy among the three companies, the strategic partnership seeks to bolster the competitiveness of Japan's manufacturing industry. Each company brings unique strengths: SOLIZE PARTNERS has a proven track record in product development and consulting, while FARSOON TECHNOLOGIES delivers cutting-edge 3D printing solutions that cater to high-performance applications, including aerospace, automotive, and healthcare sectors.

FARSOON TECHNOLOGIES: A Leader in Additive Manufacturing

FARSOON TECHNOLOGIES, headquartered in Changsha, China, is renowned for developing advanced powder bed fusion 3D printing solutions. The company has garnered expertise from over 800 professionals in materials science, electromechanical engineering, and laser technology. Their systems not only provide high reliability and scalability but also offer flexibility with open material options, catering to a diverse array of industries. Their global footprint includes subsidiaries in Europe and the United States, allowing them to provide localized support to a growing international customer base.

SOLIZE PARTNERS: Pioneering Innovations in Japan

Established as a pioneer in the 3D printing business in Japan, SOLIZE PARTNERS has led the field for over 30 years. They offer a range of services, including product development, engineering dispatch, consulting, and 3D printing for prototypes and final product manufacturing. The firm boasts a team of around 1,500 engineers, skilled in applying practical solutions based on hands-on experience in diverse manufacturing settings.

Upcoming Events and Future Directions

To showcase the collaboration and advancements in 3D printing technology, the companies will present their modeling applications at the Next-Generation 3D Printing Exhibition to be held from July 9 to 11, 2025, at Makuhari Messe. This event will serve as a platform to demonstrate their joint capabilities and promote the adoption of 3D printing solutions in various sectors of Japanese manufacturing.

Japan 3D Printing Co., Ltd., along with its partners, is committed to not only advancing their own businesses but also contributing to the strengthening of the domestic manufacturing sector overall. With the strategic alliance in place, they are positioned to effectively address the needs and challenges faced by manufacturers and educational institutions alike.

Conclusion

The partnership between SOLIZE PARTNERS, Japan 3D Printing Co., Ltd., and FARSOON TECHNOLOGIES marks a pivotal moment in Japan's 3D printing landscape. By combining resources and expertise, the three companies are set to make significant strides towards enhancing technology utilization, improving production processes, and ultimately promoting innovation in the manufacturing domain.