Printed Solid, the Delaware-based filament manufacturer acquired by Czech Prusa Research in 2022, has officially rebranded as Prusa USA, Inc. This name change is largely administrative, with day-to-day operations remaining consistent. Josef Prusa will continue as CEO for both Prusa Research and Prusa USA.
Prusa Research now identifies as a "European-American" company, highlighting its US production capabilities. The 100,000-square-foot Delaware factory includes a duplicate print farm for manufacturing 3D printers and filament. While some components are still sourced from Prague, this US production helps address supply chain issues for American customers.
The expansion into the US market is a strategic move to be closer to customers, as the US is considered a significant market. The Delaware facility manufactures Original Prusa MK4S and Prusa CORE One+ 3D printers, along with Prusament and Jessie line PLA and PETG filaments. This facility also serves as the American fulfillment center for Prusa products.
This rebranding occurs amidst legislative efforts in the US to regulate 3D printing, including proposals for "blocking technology" on printers to prevent firearm manufacturing. Prusa Research maintains a stance in favor of Open Source principles and the right to repair, and its products meet security requirements for US military and government agencies.
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Printed Solid, a US-based filament manufacturer acquired by Prusa Research in 2022, has rebranded to Prusa USA, Inc. This change formalizes Prusa Research's expanded US presence, including 3D printer and filament production in Delaware, to better serve the American market and address supply chain challenges.