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Home » Airbus 3D-Prints Hospital Visors for COVID-19 Fight
LEIDEN, Netherlands — Most Airbus sites in Spain have joined forces to produce 3D-printed visor frames, providing healthcare personnel with individual protection equipment in the fight against COVID-19. More than 20 3D printers are working day and night, with hundreds of visors have already been produced and dispatched to hospitals close to the Airbus facilities in Spain. The company leverages a patented design to manufacture the visor frames, using PLA plastics.
"One of the reasons I love my job is the capability we have for advanced design and quick manufacture. Overnight, we have gone from making aerospace concepts to medical equipment. This genuinely makes a difference in the fight against the pandemic and I couldn’t be prouder of our teams working day and night on this Airbus project,” says Alvaro Jara, Head of Airbus Protospace, in Getafe, Madrid.