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Home / 3D Printing Articles / PLM Group and HP increase partnership

PLM Group and HP increase partnership

A new agreement between PLM Group and HP means that PLM Group will work even closer with the 3D printer manufacturer in the Nordic and Baltic region. This also means PLM Group will be supporting a growing number of production printing customers.

“This new agreement will allow us to create premium services for our HP customers in the region”, says Gøran Jenssen, Manager for PLM Group’s 3D Printing Division. “Together with HP and our partners, we are raising the bar to take additive manufacturing to the next level. With an increased focus on 3D printing in manufacturing, HP users will benefit from improved services from PLM Group and HP.”

Improved service offering

To cater to the increased HP customer base in the region, PLM Group recently joined forces with sister company Ravema. The new partnership means Ravema’s experienced field service pool will cover any service issues with even greater efficiency and lead times.

“This gives us great possibilities to expand the strength of our Service Engineers in the Nordics with even greater flexibility and geographical spread to support our customers”, says Alexander Olander, Business Unit Manager, Ravema.

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