Varinex

Varinex Zrt. is a Budapest-based Hungarian company specializing in industrial 3D printing, 3D scanning, 3D software and related additive manufacturing services. It describes itself as a pioneer of additive manufacturing in Hungary and a 100% Hungarian-owned family business with 35 years of experience. The company operates what it calls Hungary's largest 3D Digital Factory, where it has been producing thousands of parts daily since 1998 on a machine park it describes as unique at Central European level. Varinex distributes and supports leading international 3D brands, most notably as an official Stratasys partner and authorized Stratasys brand service provider. Its portfolio covers 3D printers, handheld and fixed 3D scanners, materials, 3D software and surface treatment, alongside services ranging from prototyping to reverse modeling. The company also provides PolyJet, FDM, SAF, P3 and SL technologies to industry. Beyond distribution and manufacturing, Varinex is active in research and development and in education. It collaborates with major Hungarian universities, including the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), Eötvös Loránd University and the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, and supports disciplines such as space technology through the BME Aerospace Team. It organizes regular professional forums under the Varinex conference name. The company traces its origins to the regime-change years, when it was founded as FabiCAD with a focus on 3D design. In 1998, in cooperation with BME, it commissioned the first 3D printer in Hungary. From 2001 it has operated under the name Varinex Zrt. Its leader, Falk György, received the Gábor Dénes Award in 2017, and Varinex itself won the Industry 4.0 Award on 25 October 2021.

Varinex Zrt. traces its origins to the regime-change years in Hungary, when it was founded under the name FabiCAD, initially focusing on 3D design. As a market leader, in 1998 it cooperated with the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) to commission the first 3D printer in Hungary. From that point the emphasis increasingly shifted toward modern industrial 3D manufacturing, and from 2001 the company has operated under the name Varinex Zrt. Following this, the company launched regular professional forums, which it has since held semi-annually or annually under the name Varinex conference. In the following years Varinex appeared at the largest Hungarian universities; after BME, it was the first to appear at Eötvös Loránd University between 2004 and 2006. Since the 2000s Varinex has provided products, solutions and services to an increasing number of industries, and supports research and development and Hungarian education with knowledge and financial resources. As a Stratasys partner, it distributes 3D printers and provides added expertise. As solutions, it offers PolyJet, FDM, SAF, P3 and SL services to industries, among others. Today the company is present in many new areas and supports universities and education. In the field of functional and aesthetic design, it provides long-term support to the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, among others in connection with the "Ugrás a jövőbe" (Leap into the Future) grants. Among the disciplines supported by Varinex is space technology, in which it participates as a significant partner in the developments of the BME Aerospace Team, among others. Varinex describes itself as a 100% Hungarian-owned family business with 35 years of experience, helping Hungary's leading industrial companies and their innovations with 3D technologies. It operates a 3D Digital Factory that has been producing thousands of parts daily since 1998 on a machine park it calls unique at Central European level. The company is an official Stratasys brand service provider, with trained service engineers maintaining Stratasys 3D printers. Awards and recognition include the Innovation Award in 2000 from the Ministry of Economy (OM), the Industry 4.0 Award on 25 October 2021, and the Gábor Dénes Award in 2017 to its leader Falk György for research and development work carried out with the company, among other achievements.

• 2017

  Leader Falk György received the Gábor Dénes Award.

• 2004

  Began presence at Eötvös Loránd University (until 2006).

• 2001

  Company began operating under the name Varinex Zrt.

• 2000

  Received the Innovation Award from the Ministry of Economy (OM).

• 1998

  Commissioned the first 3D printer in Hungary in cooperation with BME.

• Won the Industry 4.0 Award.

Pioneer and market leader in Hungarian industrial additive manufacturing, offering end-to-end 3D technology solutions and services.

• SHINING 3D Combo+ handheld scanner

  Industrial precision at an affordable price.

• F770 3D printer

  Industrial 3D printing in large format, simply.

• Stratasys 3D printers

  Distributed and serviced as an official Stratasys partner.

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