By Yoon Sung-won

DALLAS ― Sindoh, Korea’s leading office replicator maker, said Tuesday it will expand its presence in the consumer three-dimensional (3D) printing market by launching easier-to-use printers.

At the global 3D design and engineering conference SOLIDWORKS World 2016, the company launched its 3D printer named 3Dwox DP200 globally through Amazon, aiming at individual users and educators.

“For ordinary users, most 3D printers available in the market are not easy use,” Sindoh’s strategic business development general manager Thomas Kim said in an interview during the SOLIDWORKS World 2016 at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas, Tuesday.