Prototyping
Reduce your product development cycle and bring your designs to life with rapid prototype iterations
RICOH 3D SERVICE UPDATE
Ricoh is actively monitoring the evolving situation to ensure we remain reactive to meet the demands of any projects that help the fight against COVID-19, and to protect the safety of our staff and customers.
We have been able to adapt our service and are still running at full capacity. We are taking great care to follow all relevant government guidelines, including physical distancing and keeping on-site staff to an absolute minimum with the rest of the team working remotely. We’ll be posting regular updates on our website and social media, so please stay in touch.
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Industries
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Medical
Bioprinting, prosthetics and surgical models are just some of the medical innovations we support -
Automotive
Our 3D print solutions are used to drive production chain efficiency and test prototype car parts -
Industrial
We provide customisable manufacturing solutions, from one to one million parts
What our customers say
- Ricoh have helped us discover what a 3D-printed design can really do. With the help of Ricoh’s engineering team we have succeeded in creating one of the world’s first production high performance 3D-printed products.Steve Rix, Future Engineering Developments Ltd.
- Ricoh is the only additive manufacturer that offers advanced Polypropylene material and specific SLS technologies with a full service. They are the only provider to be offering a complete end-to-end solution for this material.Dr. Manfred Schmidt, Inspire AG
- Ricoh bring a wealth of additive manufacturing knowledge and experience that has helped guide our design process. Their willingness to suggest new ways forward has made our development progress much quicker than imagined.Keith Miller, ORLAU NHS Foundation Trust
