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Executive Q&A: Massivit 3D’s Erez Zimerman

Lod, Israel’s Massivit 3D was founded in 2013, and in the past six years has made a substantial impact with its 3D printing technology. Erez Zimerman joined Massivit 3D four years ago as VP of Global Sales, and was appointed CEO in May 2019. We caught up with Zimerman at the recent PRINTING United show in Dallas.

Monday, December 16, 2019

Massivit 3D has two basic units on the market: the flagship Massivit 1800/1800 Pro and the Massivit 1500 Exploration Printer, the latter an affordable option for print service providers looking to get into 3D printing. The applications for Massivit’s 3D-printed products are many, and are often combined with 2D graphics like retail displays, signage or billboards to make them “pop.” And not just pop—one of the company’s aims is to create 3D displays or objects that serve as “selfie spots,” or opportunities for people—young people, primarily—to snap pictures of themselves with the object. 

Erez Zimerman joined Massivit 3D four years ago as VP of Global Sales, and was appointed CEO in May 2019. We caught up with Zimerman at the recent PRINTING United show in Dallas.

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About Richard Romano

Richard Romano is Managing Editor of WhatTheyThink.  He curates the Wide Format section on WhatTheyThink.com. He has been writing about the graphic communications industry for more than 25 years. He is the author or coauthor of more than half a dozen books on printing technology and business. His most recent book is “Beyond Paper: An Interactive Guide to Wide-Format and Specialty Printing.

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