It provides very good speed, accuracy, and reliability, and has had a very good reception. “In 2016, we launched our first-generation product, the SLASH. This is our third year, and we have new technology and new materials,” Tao Zhang, Business Development, UNIZ, told me. “CES is the most important show for us every year. I had the opportunity to meet with the team at the company’s booth - #9110 in the 3D Printing Marketplace in the North Hall of the LVCC - to learn more about the new introductions and see them in action. Two years after the first product introduction, UNIZ is back at CES this week with an impressive five new SLA 3D printers along with a new technology. Having pulled in $571,926 in funding, UNIZ followed through with a product that not only propelled the company forward, but was delivered to customers and has seen growing use. Fast printing speeds and a relatively affordable price tag - starting on Kickstarter at $999 with a final MSRP of $2,000 - quickly drew backers’ attention as the campaign drew in 400%, then 500%, and ultimately more than 1,100% of their initial $50,000 funding goal. Introduced at CES 2016, the company’s first 3D printer came to Kickstarter that March in what would be a wildly popular crowdfunding campaign. Two years ago, San Diego-based UNIZ Technology burst onto the 3D printing scene, touting a high-speed stereolithography (SLA) 3D printer, the SLASH.
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