# GE Healthcare Life Sciences opens $2M 3D-printing facility in Umeå, Sweden

GE Healthcare Life Sciences has invested $2 million in a new additive manufacturing facility in Umeå, Sweden, dedicated to serial production of 3D-printed parts for biomanufacturing equipment.

- Type: New facility
- Announced: 2020-01-24
- Where: Umeå, Sweden, Sweden
- Value: $2.00M
- Starts operating: 24 Jan 2020
- Status: completed
- Products: 3D-printed components for biomanufacturing equipment
- Sectors: [Industrial Machinery](https://endata.com/sectors/industrial-machinery.md), [Medical Devices](https://endata.com/sectors/medical-devices.md)

## Companies

- [GE Healthcare Life Sciences](https://endata.com/companies/43884.md)

## Sources

- [designnews.com](https://www.designnews.com/medical/ge-healthcare-life-sciences-doubles-down-on-additive-manufacturing-in-sweden), 2020-01-24: "The $2-million plant will be dedicated to the serial production of 3D-printed parts for biomanufacturing equipment"
- [richcontentdaily.com](https://richcontentdaily.com/ge-healthcare-life-sciences-increases-down-on-additive-production-in-sweden/), 2020-02-28: "Our latest 3D printing facility offers significant performance gains and adds more strength to our supply chain."

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