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DyeMansion on the Value of Events Like RAPID + TCT in Driving the AM Industry Forward

With two weeks to go before RAPID + TCT begins, the excitement continues to build around the extensive lineup of exhibitors set to showcase their innovations in additive manufacturing. This event, taking place from June 25-27 in Los Angeles, California,…

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With two weeks to go before RAPID + TCT begins, the excitement continues to build around the extensive lineup of exhibitors set to showcase their innovations in additive manufacturing. This event, taking place from June 25-27 in Los Angeles, California, is renowned for gathering the industry’s leading companies under one roof. As part of our ongoing series of interviews with key participants, today we feature DyeMansion, a company at the forefront of providing cutting-edge post-processing solutions for 3D printed parts. We had the pleasure of speaking with Mike Schorr, General Manager for DyeMansion North America, to gain insights into their presence at RAPID + TCT and to discuss their latest advancements and expectations for the event.

3DN: Could you introduce yourself?

My name is Mike Schorr, and I’m the General Manager for DyeMansion North America. I’m responsible for the entirety of the US business, so I’m heavily involved in server-side sales – our go-to-market strategy, and all of our internal operations. I’ve been with DyeMansion for over four and a half years, and I’ve worked through the application side, including all of our customer relation developments and projects.

Mike Schorr, General Manager for DyeMansion North America

In the past, I was heavy on the consumer product world with Under Armor and had helped lead the innovation 3D printing lab and traditional manufacturing. I was also involved in all sorts of technologies, including 3D printing, material development, combining traditional manufacturing and additive, and, of course, finding different ways to launch actual consumer-grade products along with internal stakeholder-type meeting products. Before that, I was in the aerospace and defense industry, utilizing 3D printing and traditional manufacturing. So, I’ve dealt with additive manufacturing for more than 12 years.