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EOS’s two major announcements in the last few months have been the launch of the EOS M4 ONYX at Formnext 2025 and the news from a couple of weeks ago that the company is investing $3 million in its Texas logistics and manufacturing facilities to enable increased U.S. production and to better support North American
With hundreds of light engines shipped in 2025, Visitech is leveraging its new Texas facility and scrolling DLP architecture to redefine industrial throughput. By achieving up to 20 times the volume of static systems, the company is helping OEMs bypass supply chain volatility and reduce machine cost-per-part by up to 80%. Øyvind Tafjord, Visitech CEO
Authored by Whitney Haring-Smith, Chair of the Board, ExOne Global Holdings & Managing Partner, Anzu Partners At Anzu Partners, we invest with conviction in industrial technologies that create categories—and then earn scale the hard way: through uptime, repeatability, and customer economics. Our strategic move to reunite ExOne and voxeljet under a unified global structure reflects
