Prozis has always needed to prototype products using 3D printing technology, which in the past was often done through external partnerships, but this had two significant drawbacks: long response times and high costs.

After an in-depth analysis of different 3D printers and technologies, Prozis chose Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) because it not only effectively handles complex geometries, but also guarantees precision and dimensional stability of the finished prints. Print volume was also a decisive criterion to accommodate the diversity and size requirements of the products developed by the company. The choice of the Prodways ProMaker P1000X 3D printer reflects the need for a solution that is balanced and economically sustainable in terms of both technical capabilities and cost.

In environments where product variety and especially product-specific dimensions are critical, print volume has become another decisive factor in choosing a Prodways printer.

The company adopts an in-house product development strategy in areas such as supplements, nutraceuticals and electronics. In this context, rapid prototyping is crucial, especially in the electronics sector.

As a pioneer in product development, Prozis introduces the Prodways ProMaker P1000X 3D printer, an affordable additive prototyping and production solution.

Known for its versatility in terms of materials, this printer is able to be selected according to specific needs and excels in terms of efficiency and speed, with a considerable print volume (300 x 300 x 360 mm) and a print volume of up to two liters per hour. Precision and high quality printing is ensured by a fine laser beam and advanced thermal control technology.

Prodways' P1000X printer was not only a technological choice, but a well-thought-out investment that will propel Prozis' business activities to new heights of success.

The collaboration 3D printed two innovative products: "Slant" and "Smart Dots".

"Slant is a training aid designed to increase physical mobility and improve muscle definition. The design process has involved several prototypes to ensure that the dimensions and shape meet the established ergonomic objectives.

Smart Dots are a set of lighted and touch-sensitive electronic components. When used with the Prozis Go app, they offer a variety of workout programs designed to develop reflexes and skills in different sports.

Prozis struggled with relying on external partners for 3D prototyping, including long response times and high costs to obtain prototypes from suppliers. The need to consult multiple suppliers and their availability lengthens the time to obtain prototypes and slows down the development iteration process. Additionally, the individual cost per print is inflated due to vendor profit margins, increasing development costs.

In this regard, the shift to in-house 3D printing has significantly reduced costs and time, and enhanced the autonomy and flexibility of the prototyping process. This strategic shift has optimized development efficiency and driven product innovation. The shift not only accelerates timelines, but also reduces costs and allows for greater flexibility and autonomy in the prototyping cycle. This advancement is an important milestone in the company's ongoing pursuit of excellence and innovation in product innovation.

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