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Seurat Technologies
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New Technology Is Bringing Manufacturing Back To America

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Seurat is on a mission to surpass traditional manufacturing in every way: economics, speed, and quality, all while reducing CO2 emissions.  Area Printing is the only 3D metal printing process that can compete with the volumes, quality, and price points as traditional manufacturing. Area Printing will create the opportunity to restore local manufacturing and make manufacturing green.

Join our webinar to hear Seurat co-founder and CEO, James DeMuth, discuss why GM Ventures, Siemens Energy, Porsche SE, and others are already backing this transformative technology.

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