Leading business conglomerate RFL launched Bangladesh’s first 3D-printed gas stove at an event on Saturday.
RFL Group managing director RN Paul launched the product at the group’s head office in the capital’s Badda, said a press release.
RN Paul said, ‘By introducing Bangladesh’s first 3D-printed design gas stove demonstrates our commitment to innovation, quality and design excellence. We believe meaningful innovation is essential to strengthening local manufacturing and delivering world-class products to Bangladeshi households.’
He further added, ‘Our 3D-printed design gas stove brings a completely new look to the market while maintaining durability and high performance.’
The newly introduced 3D-printed design gas stoves have a lowest price of Tk 3,000 and a highest price of Tk 9,000.
A total of 09 models, both single and double burner designs, have been launched.
The models are available through authorised dealers and RFL showrooms nationwide.
Customers can also place orders online through the popular e-commerce platform Othoba.com.
RFL’s marketing head Shariful Islam said, ‘The new gas stove features an exclusive 3D-printed glass-top surface that offers a premium look and differentiates it from conventional models. The design blends modern patterns with elegant finishing, making it an ideal choice for contemporary kitchens.’
‘Along with its eye-catching design, the stove ensures high performance and safety. It is equipped with durable tempered glass, high-efficiency brass burners, and enhanced safety features for safe and hassle-free cooking. The 3D printing technology used on the glass surface enhances the visual depth and design clarity without affecting the product’s durability or heat resistance. The manufacturing process ensures long-lasting quality, scratch resistance, and colour stability,’ he added.
RFL business head Sanjoy Bishwash, assistant general manager Aminul Islam, finance controller HM Fazlul Haque and senior brand manager of RFL Gas Stove Humayun Farazi, among others, attended the event.
