Budget, material you're planning to use, do you need it to come preassembled, build volume? My knee jerk reaction for something economical but fits your needs is the Flashforge Adventurer 5M. I've heard it's fine and the price will at least make your finance department happy.
There's no set budget, I can probably swing the prusa-core-one-kit, I more want a couple options to present and see what they go for.
Probably won't need anything stronger than ABS, and the part we are planning to replace is only palm size, so the build volume isn't to big. The flashforge seems a good middle option.
That or the Centauri Carbon. The only catch there is that the printer is in pre/back order until June
I'd say going from PLA/PETG to ABS the main thing is fumes especially if running it all the time. PLA is relatively safe to have going in the same room while working but ABS is a total pain, the fumes are way more toxic and the slightly higher print temp puts more junk in the air.
Do they have a half decent slicer? The only resin slicer I've used that's worth a damn is Preform but that's only usable on Formlabs printers. Chitubox sucks the most ass of any slicer I've used outside of Lychee, which basically feels like a reskin of Chitu.
From the looks of things it seems to be the intro printer. The price is great and it looks like it has all of the creature comforts you could want. I'd almost recommend against the accessory kit since you're usually not going to be swapping buildplates constantly and you can print feet. Hell, you can use a foam pad if you care a ton about the vibrations for it. The extra hotend is nice, but way cheaper by itself. Here's a review that goes into plenty of the features and pros/cons.
I'm honestly not sure. That table that was shown yesterday didn't have Poland listed at all.
I use this:
I use onshape because it works for Linux and is free, but it's web based and the free version doesn't let you make your work private
