With over 200 3D printers operating 24×7, BRAHMA represents a new era of mass customisation, rapid prototyping, and on-demand manufacturing—all under one roof, the company said.
WOL3D — a Mumbai-based company in the 3D printing industry — announced the launch of BRAHMA, a consumer 3D Printing farm to empower creators, businesses, and industries with scalable, efficient, and sustainable 3D printing solutions.
With over 200 3D printers operating 24×7, BRAHMA represents a new era of mass customisation, rapid prototyping, and on-demand manufacturing—all under one roof, the company said.
“With this launch, WOL3D moves a step closer to its larger vision, building a robust, future-ready manufacturing ecosystem powered by on-demand, high-volume 3D printing,” the company said.
With over 200 3D printers operating 24×7, BRAHMA represents a new era of mass customisation, rapid prototyping, and on-demand manufacturing—all under one roof, the company said.
BRAHMA is already producing around 10,000 parts per week, and is geared to ramp up to 50,000 units in the coming months.
“With BRAHMA, we are bringing a new kind of energy to manufacturing in India,” said Rahul Chandalia, Co-Founder and CEO, WOL3D.
“The goal is to make high-quality, on-demand production feel effortless, whether it’s a founder sketching out a prototype or an enterprise scaling up at speed,” he said.
“This is where smart ideas meet real-world execution. We see BRAHMA as a key growth engine for WOL3D, unlocking new revenue streams and driving our expansion across India and global markets,” he added.
Published – October 18, 2025 12:23 pm IST
