Expo3D Istanbul 2026

• 3D Printing

SLA, SLS, FDM, DLP, MJF, PolyJet, DMLS and EBM technologies, along with next-generation composite materials, will be on display at EXPO3D.

• Defense Industry

Using additive manufacturing technology, critical components can be produced quickly; spare parts can be supplied from locations close to the site.

• 3D Printing in Construction

A groundbreaking approach that enables structures to be built layer by layer using additive manufacturing technologies.

• Metal 3D Printing

Machining of steel, aluminium and titanium using SLM, EBM, DED and ultrasonic layered manufacturing technologies.

• Shoes

Using 3D printing technology, custom-made soles can be produced that are lightweight, flexible and durable.

• Furniture

Shapes that are difficult to produce using traditional methods, lightweight yet durable structures, and bespoke dimensions can be realised.

• Boats

3D printing technology combines design flexibility, lightness and production speed in the manufacture of boats and dinghies.

• Health & Medical

Personalised medication dosages, customised prostheses and patient-specific organ/bone models.

• Polymers in 3D Printing

All types of thermoplastic materials used in 3D printing, particularly SLS, will be on display during EXPO3D.

• Nano 3D Printing

Manufacture of materials and devices on a scale of 1–100 nanometres. Critical solutions for advanced biochips.

• Tissue Engineering

New tissues and organs are created using the patient’s own cells. Advances in 3D bioprinting and biomaterials.

• Additive Manufacturing

All core manufacturing methods, including VAT photopolymerisation, material jetting, binder jetting and DED.

• Digital Light Processing

DLP enables rapid production by curing the entire layer in a single pass using a light source that illuminates the entire surface.

• Nano 3D Printing

Additive manufacturing using cells and biomaterials. Structures possessing the properties of natural tissue.