[Exhibition Report] 3DMart Makes Its Debut at TCT Japan
In January 2026, 3DMart officially exhibited at TCT Japan 2026, Japan's leading exhibition specializing in additive manufacturing, setting up a booth at Tokyo Big Sight and marking its first physical exhibition in the Japanese market.
This exhibition was more than just 3DMart's participation in an international exhibition; it was a significant milestone that showcased its years of market experience, equipment understanding, and practical perspectives on an international stage.
For many years, 3DMart has focused on the digital manufacturing field, selecting "actually usable technology" and "equipment that can operate stably over the long term" as the core of its services.
The exhibits at TCT Japan 2026 were also structured based on this philosophy, fostering in-depth discussions with professional users from Japan and overseas through actual machines and case studies.
TCT Japan: A Japanese specialty exhibition focused on practical implementation
TCT Japan is a Japanese specialty exhibition dedicated to 3D printing and additive manufacturing technology, covering a wide range from equipment, materials, scanning, and software to actual industrial applications.
Unlike consumer-oriented exhibitions, TCT Japan focuses on practical needs in engineering, manufacturing, research and development, and design, attracting many professional visitors from manufacturing industries, industrial design, product development, and research institutions.
This exhibition was held at Tokyo Big Sight, where numerous international brands and solution providers gathered, making it an important venue for the Japanese market to grasp global trends in additive manufacturing technology.
The nature of this exhibition has a very high affinity with the customer base and application areas that 3DMart has served for many years.
Showcasing Mature Equipment and Solutions
At TCT Japan 2026, 3DMart exhibited equipment and technologies that have a proven track record and are widely used in the market.
In the booth design, emphasis was placed on comparing different manufacturing processes, explaining application scenarios, and sharing experience based on actual operations.
This allowed visitors to understand the criteria for practical implementation more clearly, not just specs and numbers.
Bambu Lab|FDM 3D Printer
At the venue, several Bambu Lab FDM 3D printers, attracting attention for desktop and small to medium-sized applications, were exhibited.
Through popular models such as the H2 series, P2S, and A1, their speed, stability, and overall performance in actual operation were showcased.
Using actual machines and printed samples, the practicality of FDM technology in product design, engineering prototyping, educational applications, and small-batch production, as well as selection points for different models based on applications, were explained.
Formlabs|SLA Stereolithography 3D Printing System
In the field of high-precision molding, Formlabs' SLA stereolithography 3D printers, including the Form 4, were exhibited.
Through actual molded products and application explanations, the characteristics of SLA technology in surface quality, microstructures, and dimensional accuracy were introduced.
Additionally, the differences in application between SLA and FDM were explained, supporting appropriate selection for introduction rather than a simple comparison of superiority.
Shining 3D|High-precision 3D Scanning Solution
In addition to printers, Shining 3D's high-precision 3D scanners were also exhibited, showcasing the possibilities of object digitalization, data acquisition, and application development.
Through the workflow from scanning to printing, the importance of 3D scanning in reverse engineering, design modification, and manufacturing processes was explained.
This exhibition was more than just 3DMart's participation in an international exhibition; it was a significant milestone that showcased its years of market experience, equipment understanding, and practical perspectives on an international stage.
For many years, 3DMart has focused on the digital manufacturing field, selecting "actually usable technology" and "equipment that can operate stably over the long term" as the core of its services.
The exhibits at TCT Japan 2026 were also structured based on this philosophy, fostering in-depth discussions with professional users from Japan and overseas through actual machines and case studies.
TCT Japan: A Japanese specialty exhibition focused on practical implementation
TCT Japan is a Japanese specialty exhibition dedicated to 3D printing and additive manufacturing technology, covering a wide range from equipment, materials, scanning, and software to actual industrial applications.
Unlike consumer-oriented exhibitions, TCT Japan focuses on practical needs in engineering, manufacturing, research and development, and design, attracting many professional visitors from manufacturing industries, industrial design, product development, and research institutions.
This exhibition was held at Tokyo Big Sight, where numerous international brands and solution providers gathered, making it an important venue for the Japanese market to grasp global trends in additive manufacturing technology.
The nature of this exhibition has a very high affinity with the customer base and application areas that 3DMart has served for many years.
Showcasing Mature Equipment and Solutions
At TCT Japan 2026, 3DMart exhibited equipment and technologies that have a proven track record and are widely used in the market.
In the booth design, emphasis was placed on comparing different manufacturing processes, explaining application scenarios, and sharing experience based on actual operations.
This allowed visitors to understand the criteria for practical implementation more clearly, not just specs and numbers.
Bambu Lab|FDM 3D Printer
At the venue, several Bambu Lab FDM 3D printers, attracting attention for desktop and small to medium-sized applications, were exhibited.
Through popular models such as the H2 series, P2S, and A1, their speed, stability, and overall performance in actual operation were showcased.
Using actual machines and printed samples, the practicality of FDM technology in product design, engineering prototyping, educational applications, and small-batch production, as well as selection points for different models based on applications, were explained.
Formlabs|SLA Stereolithography 3D Printing System
In the field of high-precision molding, Formlabs' SLA stereolithography 3D printers, including the Form 4, were exhibited.
Through actual molded products and application explanations, the characteristics of SLA technology in surface quality, microstructures, and dimensional accuracy were introduced.
Additionally, the differences in application between SLA and FDM were explained, supporting appropriate selection for introduction rather than a simple comparison of superiority.
Shining 3D|High-precision 3D Scanning Solution
In addition to printers, Shining 3D's high-precision 3D scanners were also exhibited, showcasing the possibilities of object digitalization, data acquisition, and application development.
Through the workflow from scanning to printing, the importance of 3D scanning in reverse engineering, design modification, and manufacturing processes was explained.
Dialogue based on practical experience
During TCT Japan 2026, 3DMart engaged in many exchanges with engineers, designers, and company representatives from Japan and overseas.
Most discussions were based on practical perspectives such as technology selection for actual projects, operational hurdles and learning curves after introduction, integrated processes for scanning and printing, and equipment stability and long-term operation.
These dialogues reflect a strong interest in technology that is "usable in the field" and "can be utilized long-term."
A Natural Extension of Accumulated Experience
3DMart's participation in TCT Japan 2026 was its first official public appearance in the Japanese market.
However, this was not a challenge from scratch, but a natural step based on years of understanding equipment, technical services, and market dialogue.
Through this exhibition, we deepened our understanding of the needs of the Japanese market and built a foundation for future collaborations and exchanges.
Promoting Digital Manufacturing Exchange from a Practical Perspective
Participation in TCT Japan 2026 was not merely a record of the exhibition, but also a process of international technical exchange through actual machines and practical experience.
Moving forward, 3DMart will continue to promote mature and practical 3D printing and 3D scanning technologies, and deepen collaboration with global partners through international platforms.
Participation in TCT Japan 2026 was not merely a record of the exhibition, but also a process of international technical exchange through actual machines and practical experience.
Moving forward, 3DMart will continue to promote mature and practical 3D printing and 3D scanning technologies, and deepen collaboration with global partners through international platforms.
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