News

02/09/2012
Viridis3D Sales Opening

Viridis3D is seeking a sales professional with a strong work ethic who is capable of leading our company through its next stage of growth. The primary focus of the candidate will be to expand our software and hardware reseller business. Prior experience selling rapid prototyping equipment or software is preferred. Strong commission rates offered. Insides sales support is available.

5+ years field sales experience, prior experience in a startup environment, and a college degree preferred.

Viridis3D is an equal opportunity employer, that rewards its team based on performance – regardless of demographics.

Please send your resume to: sales@viridis3d.com

01/18/2012
Tradeshows

Metalcasting Congress 2012
April 17-20, 2012
Columbus, OH
Booth #310

12/02/2011
Rapid Prototyping

For more information about the rapid prototyping industry at large, contact industry analyst Wohlers Associates: 

Terry Wohlers Associates
http://www.wohlersassociates.com/

11/02/2011
Viridis3D Expansion

LOWELL, MA: Viridis3D recently spun off their ceramic production operations, expanded their research facility, and launched a new Website, showcasing their expertise in 3D ceramic and metal casting solutions.
 
Viridis3D doubled their facilities from 2,000 to 4,000 square feet by opening a new research office in Charlestown, MA.  The corporate headquarters and sales office remains in Lowell, MA.
 
The expansion provides space for continued development of their 3D printing sand casting products for both ferrous and non-ferrous alloys.  Viridis3D core competencies includes: licensing, developing, and commercializing new materials for additive manufacturing.
 
With Viridis3D products and training, metal casters can go from CAD to casting, in as little as 24 hours, making this an ideal solution for prototypes, low volume production, and quickly incorporating design or material changes – allowing companies to get their product to market faster and expand the range of design possibilities.
 
Their new Website: www.viridis3d.com  details how 3D printing works along with pricing for all of the materials.
 
According to President, Will Shambley, “Viridis3D is in an expansion mode and pleased to bring products that any metal caster can deploy quickly.  3D printed molds, cores and patterns have been successfully used in these markets: pump & fluid flow, transportation, architecture, restorations, fine arts and consumer parts industries. The Figulo spin-off is a big milestone for us as it allows us to focus on launching another wave of ceramic products. Some of our other ceramics customers are growing into the investment casting industry.  Other markets are opening up as we explore new formulations.”