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Manufacturing in Germany

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Hello,

Does Xometry support us in setting up a workshop in Germany and producing there?

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    • Hello,

      Does Xometry support us in setting up a workshop in Germany and producing there?

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    • Hello Mr. Ebubekir,

      At Xometry, we do not offer this kind of support. However, if you set up a production facility in Germany, you could produce a test part for Xometry Europe and send it to our office in Ottobrunn. You could then become a part of the Xometry Europe production network.

      Thank you very much for your interest.

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