Pivoting during a pandemic
6 Apr 2020
Manufacturers in the state are ramping up their efforts to supply personal protective equipment such as face shields, as well as crucial parts for medical devices used in the pandemic response.
Midwest Prototyping President Steven Grundahl says his company intends to produce 1 million face shields for health care workers after pivoting in response to the current crisis.
“We’re used to doing short runs and unique projects; problem-solving is our daily business,” he told WisBusiness.com.
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