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Caracol Expands Large-Format Additive Manufacturing Production in the US

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Caracol, a large-format additive manufacturing company, has expanded its production in the United States by opening a new 10,000 square-foot facility in Austin, Texas, which will also serve as its US headquarters. The CEO mentioned that this expansion will accelerate innovation and cater to the growing demand in the North American market. The company has experienced significant growth in systems delivered over the past year and aims to strengthen its commitment to the North American manufacturing industry through this expansion. Caracol plans to conduct research and development at the new site, focusing on both metal and polymer large-format capabilities. The company's strategic move to expand in the US aligns with specific market opportunities and the need for tailored solutions in various industries such as oil and gas, boating, aerospace, and defense.

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