Biotech firm seizes opportunity to launch new product line

SynDaver gets into the 3D printing business.


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File. Dr. Christopher Sakezles is the founder and CEO of SynDaver.
File. Dr. Christopher Sakezles is the founder and CEO of SynDaver.
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SynDaver, a Tampa company that produces lifelike synthetic human and animal bodies for use in education and medical device testing, has grown its product line yet again with Axi, a line of 3D printers for both professionals and hobbyists. 

The venture, according to a news release, has also resulted in the formation of a new business unit, SynDaver West, headquartered in Loveland, Colo. The opportunity came about when Aleph Objects, which makes LulzBot 3D printers, was sold last year. Aleph, now known as Fargo Additive Manufacturing Equipment 3D, moved its operations from Colorado to North Dakota in January, but a group of employees chose not to move with the company and were let go. 

 

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