PLASTIGEN joins the ROBOZE 3D PARTS NETWORK opening new opportunities in Chile

4 July 2023

We are excited to announce the addition of PLASTIGEN to the ROBOZE 3D PARTS partnership network, marking a significant milestone in the localization of advanced manufacturing and empowering the local content in Chile.


Chile has been experiencing various manufacturing trends in recent years, driven by factors such as technological advancements, globalization, sustainability, and changing consumer demands. The concept of Industry 4.0, which refers to the integration of digital technologies into manufacturing processes, is gaining momentum in Chile. This includes the use of big data analytics, cloud computing, cyber-physical systems, and additive manufacturing (3D printing). Industry 4.0 initiatives aim to create smart factories that are interconnected, flexible, and capable of autonomous decision-making.


Within this context, the partnership between PLASTIGEN and ROBOZE opens opportunities for Chilean manufacturers to optimize their supply chains, reduce lead times, and eliminate the challenges associated with sourcing high-performance technical parts from distant suppliers. This localized additive manufacturing solution can help increase productivity and operational efficiency in manufacturing, as well as contribute to sustainability efforts by reducing material waste and energy consumption compared to traditional manufacturing methods. This collaboration can pave the way for innovative and sustainable manufacturing practices in the country.


ROBOZE's additive manufacturing has revolutionized the way we produce parts and components, enabling faster production times, reduced costs, and design flexibility. With their expertise in high-performance materials and industrial 3D printing, we want to give Chilean manufacturers access to a reliable source of high-performance technical components resistant to wear, corrosion, and strong mechanical, chemical, and thermal exposure, tailored to their specific needs, and on-demand.

Daniel Irarrazabal, CEO of PLASTIGEN

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