FUTURE OF MANUFACTURING

BRAHMA's 3D Printing Revolution in Mumbai!

- Words By: Shintu Dhang

What if a single warehouse in Mumbai could produce 10,000 custom parts this week and 50,000 next month without ever relying on molds, factory lines, or shipping containers from China?The answer came to life with the buzz of machinery and the faint scent of heated ABS plastic.

WOL3D has officially launched BRAHMA, India’s first and largest consumer 3D printing farm. Located on the outskirts of the city, this facility is not just a lab or showroom; it represents the factory of the future, where digital files are transformed into physical objects faster than most companies can approve a purchase order. Surprisingly, it is already operating at a capacity of 10,000 parts per week, with plans to scale up to 50,000 parts per week.

In a country that often faces long wait times for injection-moulded spare parts, BRAHMA is revolutionizing manufacturing through speed, scale, and independence.