KraussMaffei to exhibit latest injection molding and 3D printing technologies at K 2025

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Under the motto "Pioneering Plastics – Performance. Perfected. For you.", KraussMaffei will showcase its capabilities at K 2025 (Düsseldorf, October 8th – 16th) as a comprehensive solution provider along the entire polymer processing value chain.

The focus of injection molding technology, automation and additive manufacturing will be on the latest technologies for maximum efficiency, top component quality, sustainability and consistent digitalization.



Supports customers throughout the entire product life cycle

The trade fair highlights include the new all-electric PX series with intuitive MC7 control, the new Chopped Fiber Processing (CFP) process, an automated assembly line as well as digital solutions and innovations in additive manufacturing.

 

"What sets KraussMaffei apart is the unique combination of innovative mechanical engineering, profound expertise in process technology and intelligent digital solutions. And this in the areas of injection molding, automation, reaction process machinery, extrusion and additive manufacturing," explains Jörg Stech, CEO of KraussMaffei Technologies GmbH.

 

This portfolio is complemented by a global, high-performance service that supports customers throughout the entire product life cycle - with fast response times, maximum availability and digital tools such as the pioneersClub.

 

"Our aim is to develop future-proof and sustainable solutions for our customers. Cost-effectiveness is clearly our top priority - and that's exactly what we'll be demonstrating live at K 2025 in Düsseldorf."


Additive manufacturing systems for high productivity and excellent print quality

Following the successful launch of the powerPrint at K 2022, KraussMaffei is presenting the new powerPrint FLEX and printCore variants at K 2025. These modular systems offer maximum flexibility, high productivity and excellent print quality for industrial applications - e.g. in design, mold making and functional end components.

 

As part of a live demonstration, KraussMaffei will be showing the powerPrint FLEX in combination with the new printCore extruder in an industrial robot cell. The focus will be on mold and die making applications as well as functional end-use parts and design models.

 

With the trade fair appearance at K 2025 under the motto "Performance. Perfected. For you", KraussMaffei underlines its claim to combine innovative technologies, sustainable solutions and maximum cost-effectiveness in perfectly coordinated system solutions - individually tailored to the requirements of customers along the entire polymer processing value chain.

 

source : KraussMafffei/ SpecialChem

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