We help innovative engineers 3D print end-use components that they can trust, using the world’s most rugged photopolymer resins.
polySpectra Turns Seven Today!
Today, we celebrate our 7th birthday as polySpectra, Inc!
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Thank you all for being a part of this incredible journey. We can't wait for seven more years of making it real with you all.
On this momentous occasion, we have seven reflections to share, which you can find on our blog:
https://polyspectra.com/blog/polyspectra-turns-seven/
TL;DR - We are deeply honored to be collaborating with such an incredible industry to slowly work our way towards this collective vision of democratized manufacturing --- day by day, .STL by .STL.
Make it real.
polySpectra
polySpectra
We help innovative engineers 3D print end-use components that they can trust, using the world’s most rugged photopolymer resins.
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