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Signify reduces carbon footprint with 3D printed luminaires

World leader in lighting Signify (formerly known as Philips Lighting) opened end of 2019 a plant for the 3D printing of luminiaires in Maarheeze. The company has the ambition to open 3D print factories all over the world.

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