Little by little, many companies are realizing the enormous potential that 3D printing can have in the near future. Because of this, it is not surprising that organizations like Grupo Unceta , one of the largest distributors of industrial tools in the Iberian Peninsula, have decided to start moving in this direction by becoming the exclusive distributor of Tumaker 3D printers in Spain, Portugal, and Cuba.
Thanks precisely to the incorporation of 3D printing services and, above all, the marketing and distribution of 3D printers, the Unceta Group completes its already extensive range of offerings, which includes not only the sale and distribution of industrial tools, but also office supplies, metrology equipment, machinery accessories, and more. The Unceta Group comprises leading companies in their respective sectors, such as Industrial Unceta and Unceta Ferramientas de Qualidae in Portugal, MetrologÃa Sariki and Sarikal Laboratorio in Spain, and Unceta Cuba in Cuba.
Grupo Unceta adds Tumaker solutions to its service catalog
According to Tumaker, Grupo Unceta's decision to enter this sector was prompted by the enormous number of inquiries related to 3D printing from many of its clients, who currently work in diverse sectors such as aerospace, automation, military, research, manufacturing, and laboratories. This led Grupo Unceta to launch a rigorous selection process to find a high-quality 3D printer manufacturer to partner with.
This process ultimately culminated in the selection of Tumaker, which will contribute its line of 3D printers for both personal and professional use. Their product catalog includes models such as the Voladora NX and the three versions of the Bigfoot range. According to statements by Jon Bengoetxea , CEO of Tumaker:
We have been working hard both in the evolution of our technology and in the successful implementation in companies. We are demonstrating without making much noise, at street level, in the trenches, that with our technology and support, companies improve their processes significantly beyond the prototype. That 3D printing is a transversal technology and a spectacular means to innovate in many sectors and applications that a priori do not appear to be.
This year we have taken a qualitative leap. The agreement with the Unceta Group is a consequence of this. We have evolved from the development and manufacture of 3D printers to the development and manufacture of desktop and large format 3D printing stations. More powerful, larger, more connected devices and with hardware and software technology that allows you to be much more productive than with traditional 3D printers.
All this accompanied by an increasingly comprehensive knowledge of why and how to incorporate our technology into business processes thanks to demanding experiences carried out in companies as diverse as CAF, Grupo GUREAK, NEM, ACTREN, Bellota tools, TESA, Osakidetza or companies of the Mondragon corporation among many others