Offering the full range of rapid prototyping and Additive
Manufacturing technologies, RapidPro NZ is fully equipped to handle your prototyping
requirements.
Working together with our Australian office to meet your
projects’ needs, RapidPro NZ can build what you create in Objet, SLS, FDM and
ZCorp creating models and prototypes in plaster, thermoplastic, plastic, nylon,
rubber-like plastics and the full spectrum of digital materials.
RapidPro NZ provides a local solution for all your rapid
prototyping needs. Whether you have a prototyping machine of your own and just
need help to clear the backlog from time to time, or you are looking at decreasing
time to market by prototyping models or parts for form, fit and functional
testing and tooling, call RapidPro NZ and speak to our experienced Engineers
about your project requirements.
We will use the complete range of experience and expertise
of our New Zealand and Australian offices to workshop the most suitable solution
to your next project.
Meet The RapidPro Experts
Simon Bartlett, Engineering Manager AUST & NZ
Simon has worked as a Design and Development Engineer for several key
companies around the world, training as a Six Sigma Black Belt. After
extensive FMEA/DFMEA and the latest testing methodologies, his
philosophy is “you learn a lot more by breaking it”. After using Rapid
Prototyping and Additive Manufacturing technologies in both his
Automotive and Military fields, Simon finally made the switch to
producing accurate prototypes instead of receiving them. Bringing over
20 years of experience and Engineering knowledge to the field of additive manufacturing, Simon ensures that RapidPro delivers on the key criteria
required from each model or prototype produced.
Daniel Traeger – Operations Manager NZDaniel moved from his native home in Germany to New Zealand in 2008 and has never looked back. After studying Processes for Plastic and Paper and Plastic Technologies at Fachhochschule, Daniel worked for EOS (world leaders in Laser Sinter Systems) in Germany for 10 years helping to develop the world renown EOSint P technology systems and materials used in SLS systems today before moving to New Zealand where he has specialised in Objet printing technologies for the last 4 years. Daniel has an exceptional understanding of Rapid Prototyping and Additive Manufacturing materials and is happy to assist clients with process and material selection to suit their project requirements.
Hugh Tevelein- Operations Manager AUST
Hugh studied Engineering and Product Design at Swinburne University.
Utilising his engineering and design background, Hugh worked at Cole
Clark guitars for some time where he ran their CNC machines for over
three years. With a keen understanding of machine tolerances and the
importance of accuracy to most projects, Hugh assesses build files for
any imperfections which may affect build compatibility. Responsible for
the day to day running of RapidPro’s prototyping technologies and
workflow, Hugh makes sure your project gets built on time and to your
specifications.