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Roboze & SLB to develop local production capacity for non-metallic 3D printed parts in Saudi Arabia

Their MoU will now establish a shared commitment to leverage Roboze's additive manufacturing technologies to produce SLB-qualified components on demand.

Feb 9, 2025 - 22:03
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Roboze & SLB to develop local production capacity for non-metallic 3D printed parts in Saudi Arabia
Their MoU will now establish a shared commitment to leverage Roboze's additive manufacturing technologies to produce SLB-qualified components on demand.
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