Originally published by:TCT Magazine
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Resilience goal: The partners frame the deal as accelerating the transition toward more autonomous and resilient manufacturing in India.

  • Network expansion: Objectify Technologies has installed an ARGO 500 Hyperspeed 3D printing system and joined the Roboze Manufacturing Network, strengthening Roboze's manufacturing ecosystem in India.
  • Sector reach: Objectify Technologies serves aerospace, defence, space, automotive and energy customers, from rapid prototyping through to serial production.
  • New capability: The ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED extends Objectify's work in high-performance polymers and composites for applications demanding material performance, repeatability and process control.
  • Localisation push: Both CEOs describe the partnership as supporting the production of high-value components closer to the point of need in India, reducing supply-chain complexity.

Indian additive manufacturing service provider Objectify Technologies has installed an ARGO 500 Hyperspeed 3D printing system and joined the Roboze Manufacturing Network, expanding its capacity to produce components in high-performance polymers and composites.

Building domestic capability

The partnership strengthens Roboze's manufacturing ecosystem in India, a market where localisation and supply-chain resilience are driving investment in advanced production capability.

The machine's role is specific: it expands Objectify's capabilities in high-performance polymers and composites, targeting applications where material performance, repeatability and process control are the deciding factors.

What the partners say

Ankit Sahu, Founder & CEO of Objectify Technologies Pvt. Ltd., framed the installation against the broader trajectory of Indian manufacturing:

"India is entering a critical phase in the development of its advanced manufacturing ecosystem, with an increasing need to produce complex, high-value components locally and reliably. By integrating the ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED, we are expanding the range of applications we can address and giving our customers access to a new level of performance in high-temperature polymers and composites. We see this partnership with Roboze as an important step in supporting the evolution of advanced manufacturing in India."

Alessio Lorusso, Founder & CEO of Roboze, emphasised the supply-chain dimension:

"This partnership is an important step in expanding access to advanced manufacturing capabilities across aerospace, defence, energy and other critical industries in India. Objectify brings deep manufacturing expertise, engineering capabilities and a strong understanding of the local industrial ecosystem. By combining these capabilities with Roboze technology, we can support companies in producing high-performance components closer to the point of need, reducing supply-chain complexity and accelerating the transition toward more autonomous and resilient manufacturing."

Why it matters

The logic here is straightforward but significant: placing high-temperature polymer and composite capability inside India shortens the distance between production and the point of need. For customers in defence, space and energy — sectors where qualification demands are unforgiving — repeatability and process control are not optional. The ARGO 500 Hyperspeed is being positioned to meet exactly that bar.

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