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Traditional architectural models would have historically been made by hand, with many of it’s features being produced in foam, plastic or even wood. However, with the advancements in 3D printing technology we are able to create a 3D printed architectural model at a fraction of the cost with much quicker time-scales, compared to traditional methods.
Having recently joined forces with Hybrid Services in a colourful new partnership, Hobs3D has been able to extend its portfolio of services with the installation of the Mimaki 3DUJ-2207 – a high-definition 3D printer with full-colour-modelling capabilities.
We recently announced the latest from a 20 year-long heritage of producing industry leading solvent printers, the new 330 Series from Mimaki, which includes two notable machines: the JV330-160 solvent printer and the CJV330 solvent printer/cutter.
Mimaki has, over the decades, released an extensive array of products, across multiple sectors and all using various technologies. What many may not know is that the product names alone tell a great deal about each printer or cutter, through a series of letters and numbers.
