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OEM Update Magazine
|July 2025
3D printing is about speed, personalisation, and creativity, and that's exactly where the future of Indian manufacturing is headed. Recognising this potential, Rahul Chandalia founded WOL3D to make 3D printing accessible to the masses, allowing users to create faster, more easily, and in ways previously unimaginable.
What inspired you to start WOL3D, and how has the journey evolved so far?
The idea behind WOL3D began with a moment of curiosity. A few years ago, I came across 3D printing at a tech event and was instantly drawn to it. It wasn't just the machines that caught my attention, but the thought of how this technology could help people create things on their own faster, easier, and in ways we hadn't imagined before. That's how WOL3D started with a simple goal to make 3D printing more accessible and useful for everyday users. Over the years, we've grown step by step. Today, we offer quality products and help build awareness, provide support, and create a space where people can explore and express their ideas through 3D printing.
With the growing demand for localised supply chains, how is your company addressing the need for faster, agile prototyping within India?
At WOL3D, we believe 3D printing is a key enabler for faster and smarter product development. As the focus on localised supply chains grows, we're helping businesses bring their ideas to life quickly and efficiently right here in India. Our technology enables the creation of prototypes within days, making the design-to-product journey smoother and more flexible. This approach supports innovation across various sectors, including manufacturing, healthcare, education, aerospace, entertainment, and design.
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