The anniversary launch includes three-dimensional printers, a 3D scanner and laser engraving equipment, expanding the product range marketed by WOL3D in India.
WOL3D India Limited has marked its 10th anniversary with the launch of new products in collaboration with Creality at an event called The Legacy Gala. The launch featured five products spanning 3D printing, scanning, laser engraving and cutting, according to published event coverage.
The products introduced were the Creality K3 Multi-Color 3D Printer, Creality Ender 3 V3 Mega 3D Printer, Creality Pika 3D Scanner, Creality Falcon T1 UV 5W Laser Engraver and Creality Falcon A1C 10W AI Power Laser Engraver and Cutter. These products extend the range of equipment available through WOL3D for digital fabrication and product customisation. The company’s website lists the products in its Creality portfolio.
Expanding Access to 3D Printing
The launch comes as WOL3D continues to develop its presence in India’s 3D printing market. The technology converts digital designs into physical objects and is used in applications such as prototyping, product development, customisation and manufacturing. Its suitability for a particular application depends on the material, required precision, production volume and cost.
The addition of scanning and laser engraving equipment also broadens the range of digital fabrication tools available to customers. A 3D scanner can capture the shape of a physical object as digital data, while laser engraving and cutting equipment can be used to mark or process compatible materials. These technologies serve different purposes but can complement design and product-development workflows.
A Decade of Development
WOL3D’s company history includes the establishment of its own 3D filament manufacturing facility in 2020, the launch of its Hismart 3D printer brand in 2021 and its appearance on Shark Tank India Season 2 in 2023. The company was listed on the NSE Emerge platform in 2024, according to its published corporate timeline.
Its business spans 3D printers, filaments, resins, scanners, accessories and related services. The company also operates Brahma 3D Farm, which it describes as part of its 3D printing and manufacturing ecosystem.
As WOL3D enters its second decade, the latest Creality product launch adds to its existing portfolio. The wider opportunity for the sector lies in making digital fabrication tools accessible to more businesses, designers, educational users and entrepreneurs while enabling practical, commercially viable applications of the technology.
