Engineers: uPrint, You Win with Professional Grade, Affordable 3D Printing

July 21, 2016

If you're an engineer looking for an office-friendly 3D printer that delivers professional results, then you win with uPrint. This compact, FDM-based dynamo produces geometrically complex functional parts in engineering-grade plastics. And now bundled with free GrabCAD print software (for users in North America), you can prepare and send files for print directly from your CAD environment. Watch this fun video to learn how engineers are winning with uPrint.

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