ProtoCAM recently hosted visiting Lehigh University engineering students. Ray Biery, managing partner, gave the students a tour of the facility and talked at length with the students regarding the multi-faceted business of rapid prototyping. The students posed several question to Mr. Biery pertaining to the industry.

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ProtoCAM Plastics Engineering expert Ryan Schmidt reports from April's Design-2-Part Trade Show at the Valley Forge Convention Center:

The Design-2-Part show was a typical Job Shop Show - it was terrific! The number of show attendees exceeded last year, giving us the opportunity to talk about our rapid prototyping services with some new connections and current customers. Talking with existing customers and hearing the positive feedback is the best part for me - it makes all of the customer service work worthwhile.

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