3DControls to Exhibit at Ceramics Expo 2026, Accelerating Expansion into the North American Market
3DControls, a leading company in ceramic 3D printing, will participate in Ceramics Expo 2026, taking place from May 5 to 6 at the Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
At the exhibition, 3DControls will showcase its fully integrated end-to-end solution covering the entire process—from printing, cleaning, and debinding to sintering and polishing—along with various industrial applications based on zirconia and alumina materials and DLP-based 3D printing technology.
Through this, the company aims to demonstrate mass production capabilities in advanced industries such as semiconductors, electronics, medical, and jewelry in the North American market. In addition, 3DControls plans to expand partnerships and identify distributors by collaborating with local companies and research institutions, while continuing to promote the global adoption of ceramic 3D printing technology.
▶ Exhibition Details
- Event: Ceramics Expo 2026
- Date: May 5–6, 2026
- Venue: Huntington Convention Center, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
- Booth: #522
3DControls to Exhibit at Ceramics Expo 2026, Accelerating Expansion into the North American Market
3DControls, a leading company in ceramic 3D printing, will participate in Ceramics Expo 2026, taking place from May 5 to 6 at the Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
At the exhibition, 3DControls will showcase its fully integrated end-to-end solution covering the entire process—from printing, cleaning, and debinding to sintering and polishing—along with various industrial applications based on zirconia and alumina materials and DLP-based 3D printing technology.
Through this, the company aims to demonstrate mass production capabilities in advanced industries such as semiconductors, electronics, medical, and jewelry in the North American market. In addition, 3DControls plans to expand partnerships and identify distributors by collaborating with local companies and research institutions, while continuing to promote the global adoption of ceramic 3D printing technology.
▶ Exhibition Details