Food & Agri
The Food & Agri sector is facing major societal challenges – ranging from climate and energy to biodiversity. Additive manufacturing paves the way for smart, sustainable solutions and has the potential to play a key role in the future of food production.
In the Food & Agri sector, 3D printing offers smart solutions for machine parts, packaging components, and prototypes. These applications contribute to more efficient and sustainable processes, fully compliant with current regulations such as EC 1935/2004.
EC 1935/2004
Within the food industry, EC1935/2004 is a very important regulation. It is the European law for materials and articles intended to come into contact with food, known as Food Contact Materials. EC1935/2004 has been in effect since April 1, 2009, and compliance is monitored by the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA).
Fast production
At Oceanz, you benefit from fast production times thanks to advanced 3D printing technologies. We deliver quickly and reliably, without compromising on quality.
Local Production
Oceanz 3D Printing manufactures in the Netherlands, close to the customers and the market. This ensures short lead times, clear communication, and reliable quality across Europe.
Why 3D printing in the foodtech-industrie?
Opting for 3D printing in the FoodTech industry offers significant advantages, such as exceptional design freedom. It enables the production of custom parts and complex or organic shapes. Especially for food-related applications, this can be a highly attractive and effective solution.
Drones in the agricultural sector
Manufacturers currently face challenges with scalability and cost management in production. Injection molding, the standard method for producing drones, is efficient for large volumes but comes with significant costs. 3D printing, however, offers greater opportunities for achieving economies of scale, faster production, and reduced costs for manufacturers.
