Grohe unveils first 3D printed taps in metal

Reportedly Grohe is first European sanitary brand to launch 3D printed metal taps

15 Mar, 19

At the ISH exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany, Grohe unveiled 3D printed metal taps, manufactured at its Hemer factory.

Grohe unveils its first 3D printed taps in metal

Grohe’s first 3D printed metal tap presented by CEO of Grohe Michael Rauterkus

 

According to the company, it is the first European sanitary brand to launch 3D metal printed taps.

Claiming the production technique to be the future of design, it showcased two models Atrio Icon 3D and Allure Brilliant Icon 3D (shown).

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At a keynote presentation, CEO of Grohe Michael Rauterkus said: “What you see is the future of design. For consumers, it’s the future of their own creativity and ultimate personalisation.

“We believe that 3D metal printing will revolutionise the water experience in the home. It’s the ultimate blend of customisation and industrial production.”

The 3D printed taps formed part of more than 500 single new products unveiled at the event.

It saw an expansion of its portfolio, which now includes shower trays, with the addition of baths.

All the products were created to address five mega trends identified by Grohe: ‘new living spaces’, ‘consumers become creators’, ‘simplicity seekers – the search for simplicity’, ‘taking control’ and ‘intelligent life management’.

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