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Swiss Plastics Expo | January 20 - 22, 2026 | Hall 2, Stand A 2030

From prototyping to toolmaking for injection molding

Visit us at Swiss Plastics Expo 2026 and discover our comprehensive portfolio in the field of additive manufacturing.

 

WHEN

January 20 – 22, 2026

 

WHERE

Messe Luzern
Hall 2, Booth A 2030

 

TIME

9:00 am – 5:00 pm

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These are the highlights you can look forward to at Swiss Plastics Expo 2026

Experience the versatile possibilities of 3D printing with products from EOS, Formlabs, and Markforged at our stand - from initial design ideas to functional parts and high-quality tools for series production. Take the opportunity to get to know new ways of plastics processing and exchange ideas directly with our experts.
EOS 290

EOS

Small series without injection molds

The industrial polymer 3D printers from EOS use the SLS process and enable tool-free small series production as an alternative to injection molding.

M290

The EOS M 290 has the most extensive range of validated materials and processes on the market. The DMLS technology enables new possibilities in toolmaking through contour-based cooling and offers various advantages in injection molding applications.

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Formlabs

Formlabs

The ideal solution for functional prototypes, fixtures and prototype tooling

Formlabs stands for precise SLA 3D printing of functional prototypes and devices when accuracy of fit, fine details and smooth surfaces are required.

In the stereolithographic process, liquid, light-sensitive resin is cured layer by layer. This produces stable, dimensionally accurate components with high repeat accuracy - ideal for assembly, inspection and production aids as well as near-series tests. This allows you to shorten iterations, validate geometries quickly and quickly bring prototypes and ready-to-use devices into application.

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Markforged

Markforged

Robust fixtures & end-use parts made from fiber-reinforced 3D printing 

Markforged brings continuous fiber-reinforced 3D printing to production: continuous fibers made from carbon, glass fiber or Kevlar are inserted into a robust onyx base. This creates very stiff, resilient components with a precise fit and excellent strength-to-weight ratio. This is ideal for assembly and testing equipment, grippers, clamping devices, machine internals and ready-to-use components in industrial environments. 

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Do you have any questions?

Frank Gersbach – Manager Additive Manufacturing