India’s 3D Printing Revolution Takes Shape: WOL3D Unveils BRAHMA — The Nation’s Largest Consumer 3D Printing Farm!

In a bold leap toward redefining modern manufacturing, WOL3D has unveiled BRAHMA, India’s largest consumer 3D printing farm — a groundbreaking initiative that marks the beginning of India’s large-scale additive manufacturing era. Designed to make mass customisation and on-demand manufacturing a practical reality, BRAHMA positions WOL3D at the forefront of the country’s 3D printing revolution.

Located in Mumbai, BRAHMA is an advanced manufacturing hub powered by over 200 high-performance 3D printers running continuously, blending both Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) and Stereolithography (SLA) technologies. The facility goes beyond printing — it houses a design studio, rapid prototyping lab, and customer experience zone, creating a complete ecosystem where ideas can evolve seamlessly from concept to full-scale production. This setup enables designers, startups, and businesses to transform digital designs into tangible products with unprecedented speed and precision.

At present, BRAHMA’s production capacity stands at 10,000 parts per week, with plans underway to scale up to 50,000 units in the near future. This remarkable throughput highlights not just operational strength but also WOL3D’s larger ambition — to make 3D printing accessible, scalable, and commercially viable for both consumer and industrial segments.

“BRAHMA brings together creators, startups, and enterprises under one roof,” said Rahul Chandalia, Co-Founder and CEO of WOL3D. “Whether it’s a prototype or a small production batch, we want high-quality, on-demand manufacturing to feel simple, efficient, and within reach for everyone.”

This launch represents a major strategic evolution for WOL3D. With over ten experience centres already established across India, the company is expanding its focus from selling printers to offering end-to-end manufacturing services. The BRAHMA model demonstrates how additive manufacturing can move beyond prototyping to genuine production-scale applications — supporting sectors like consumer goods, healthcare, education, automotive, and custom engineering components.

Beyond sheer production capacity, BRAHMA embodies a shift toward connected, sustainable, and distributed manufacturing. By decentralising production, it reduces dependence on long, rigid supply chains and high minimum order quantities. Instead, it enables localised, responsive, and environmentally efficient production, aligning with the global shift toward smart factories and Industry 4.0 principles.

As WOL3D prepares to replicate the BRAHMA model in other Indian cities and explore international manufacturing partnerships, the company is setting the stage for a new industrial paradigm — one where design freedom meets digital efficiency. BRAHMA’s vision extends beyond just printing parts; it aims to create a collaborative ecosystem where ideas, materials, and machines converge to power the next chapter of Indian innovation.

With BRAHMA’s launch, WOL3D is not only making 3D printing more accessible but also redefining how India manufactures — paving the way for a future where smart, sustainable, and scalable production becomes the norm across industries.