3D Printing Earns Top 10 Fastest Growing Industries, Beats Hot Sauce Production
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IBISWorld produced its April 2012 special report on the Top 10 Fastest-Growing Industries. 3D Printer Manufacturing was #6.
Full ranking:
- Generic Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
- Solar Panel Manufacturing
- For-Profit Universities
- Pilates & Yoga Studios
- Self-Tanning Product Manufacturing
- 3D Printer Manufacturing
- Social Network Game Development
- Hot Sauce Production
- Green & Sustainable Building Construction
- Online Eyeglasses & Contact Lens Sales
Named companies for 3D Printing were:
- 3D Systems Corp.
- Stratays Inc.
- Z Corporation
The report below suggests that 3D printer manufacturing will be $1.7 billion in 2012 growing to $3.3 billion in 2017. Read the full report below.
IBISWorld 2012 Fastest Growing Industries
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Most of the pros I know use Epson with Epson Inks and Papers, they are formulated splilicafcy for eachother, though the same can be said of HP and Canon. I would suggest going to your local professional photo shop and ask to see samples of what they use. You’ll need a big budget to be able to match what they do especially if you want to go larger than 13 19. There’s no substitute for seeing first hand the results before making a choice like this. HP have an entry level printer that will do 24 wide starting at $1200 (US) other brands a closer to $2000 for entry level large format. To get the Art quality you seek the printer will need more than the typical 3 or 4 nozzels of most inkjets, the pro ones have 6 or more to get the full range of colour tones and grays.
Very interesting find! Good to know that our industry is blowing past hot sauce haha.
Cheers,
-Chris Waldo