UK 3D printing filament brand rigid.ink has announced that, after five years in the business, they are ceasing their filament supply activity. The company will, however, continue to serve the 3D printing world in new ways.

 

“The market is changing, the big-budget players are moving in, driving exciting advances in polymers for the filament extrusion market – this is good news for the 3D printing industry as a whole,” said Ed Tyson, founder of rigid.ink, who welcomes the changes in the market, but is also aware that his company would be unable to compete in the future.

 

“I’d like to extend a huge thank you to our customers whom we’ve loved to serve and help with their projects over the years, I understand this will be immensely disappointing to many, but this isn’t the end,” Ed explained. “rigid.ink’s business model, as it stands, just would not have been profitable […]

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