London-based additive manufacturing (AM) service provider
3D People is set to exhibit at this year’s
Engineering Design Show, taking place on 8–9 October at the
Coventry Building Society Arena. The company will be located at Stand G3, where it will present its industrial 3-D printing solutions tailored for functional, end-use applications.
With a focus on polymer powder bed fusion (PBF) technology, 3D People has carved out a niche supporting engineers and manufacturers in moving beyond prototyping. Its services are already being used to produce robust electronics housings, precision components for packaging machinery, and other demanding industrial parts. The company’s offering includes not only advanced 3-D printing capabilities but also surface finishing and design optimisation, helping customers reduce lead times and streamline supply chains.
Speaking ahead of the event, Sasha Bruml, 3D People co-founder, said: “The
Engineering Design Show is an important opportunity for us to meet people face to face and to demonstrate how industrial 3-D printing has matured into a true production technology for a broad range of industrial applications. While it is important to state that AM cannot solve every manufacturing issue, we are excited to show engineers and manufacturers when and how it can fit into their workflows to deliver huge efficiency and cost savings.”
Visitors to the stand will be able to explore real-world case studies and discuss project requirements directly with the team. 3D People will also be offering free sample packs during the two-day event, so visitors can assess the quality and performance of its 3-D printed parts. With scalable production capacity and access to high-performance materials, 3D People has positioned itself as a reliable alternative to traditional manufacturing methods — particularly for companies seeking agility and innovation in their supply chains.