CMS Unveils Krearob 3D Printer at Formnext: A Game-Changer for ASEAN Factories

CMS Brings Innovation to Formnext with Krearob 3D Printer \\[](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/c127cdc133261bff8198fd29a66b4e63d2d90285a0b97036afbbbcd491dd26e3?s=164&d=identicon&r=g) \\[Image via CMS] \\At the upcoming Formnext trade show in Frankfurt, Italian machinery manufacturer CMS SpA will unveil its latest innovation, the Krearob 3D printer. This large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM) system is designed to revolutionize the way factories in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia produce complex thermoplastic parts. The Krearob, which will be showcased alongside the gantry-based Kreator A3, promises significant material savings and enhanced productivity. \\### A New Era of Efficiency \\The Krearob is a six-axis robotic system that can produce intricate thermoplastic tooling, molds, and components. According to CMS, this system can reduce material usage and part weight by up to 80% compared to traditional manufacturing methods. This is a game-changer for ASEAN factories, where cost-efficiency and sustainability are top priorities. The Krearob's advanced extrusion unit, paired with CMS's proprietary slicing software and human-machine interface (HMI), ensures optimized material deposition, consistent quality, and high productivity. \\### Tailored Solutions for ASEAN Industries \\For factories in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia, the Krearob offers a versatile solution for large-scale thermoplastic production. In the aerospace and automotive sectors, where precision and durability are critical, the Krearob's ability to handle complex geometries and multi-axis positioning makes it an ideal choice. Additionally, the system's flexibility and scalability make it suitable for industrial manufacturing, where customization and rapid prototyping are essential. \\### Comparing Krearob and Kreator A3 \\While the Krearob excels in applications requiring robotic flexibility, the Kreator A3, a gantry-based 3D printer, offers a different approach to large-format printing. The Kreator A3 can process up to 30 kg of material per hour and print in various orientations, including vertical, horizontal, and 45°. This makes it a robust alternative for conventional production, especially for factories looking to transition to more resource-efficient methods. \\### Broader LFAM Portfolio \\CMS, founded in 1969, has a long history of building CNC machining centers and LFAM systems. The company's Advanced Materials Technology division offers a wide range of solutions, including standalone 3D printing, hybrid additive/subtractive, and robotic systems. This broad portfolio allows CMS to provide tailored solutions for various industries, from aerospace and automotive to marine and industrial manufacturing. \\### Concrete Takeaway for Factory Buyers \\For factory buyers in ASEAN, the introduction of the Krearob and Kreator A3 represents a significant opportunity to enhance production efficiency and reduce costs. These systems offer a flexible and scalable approach to large-format 3D printing, making them ideal for a wide range of applications. By adopting these technologies, ASEAN factories can stay competitive, improve sustainability, and meet the growing demands of their respective markets. \\To learn more about the latest 3D printing innovations and how they can benefit your factory, visit CMS at Formnext in Hall 12.0, Stand D51, or explore their website for detailed information.