Prusa is now manufacturing 3D printers in USA
Prusa Research partners with Printed Solid to manufacture 3D printers and filaments in the USA, aiming to enhance availability, quality, and customer support. The collaboration focuses on growth and local component integration.
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Prusa Research has expanded its operations to the USA by partnering with Printed Solid to manufacture 3D printers and filaments. The collaboration aims to enhance the availability of Original Prusa printers and filaments in the US market. The facility in Newark, Delaware, has been upgraded to accommodate new manufacturing lines and workstations for the assembly of Original Prusa MK4 printers. The companies plan to become the largest manufacturer of 3D printers and filaments in the USA within a year. The expansion includes assembling printers with the same quality standards as in Prague, incorporating local American component suppliers, and offering repair services for Prusa 3D printers in the United States. The partnership leverages Printed Solid's expertise in filament production to ensure the same level of quality as in Prague. The approach focuses on steady growth, maintaining high-quality standards, and providing excellent customer support. Josef Průša expresses excitement about the collaboration and the opportunities it brings for the future of 3D printing in the USA.
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