BCN3D company's David Martinez checks printers making pieces for face shields at their BCN3D 3D Printer Farm in the Mediterranean Technology Park in Castelldefels on March 30. — AFP Relaxnews
A multitude of 3D printers hum nonstop at Spanish firm BCN3D which, like dozens of others across Europe, has switched gears to supply hospitals with equipment to fight the coronavirus.
A few days ago the company still was printing parts for other printers, but now it is churning out black frames for face shields needed by doctors and nurses.
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