3D printer pioneer MakerBot is bringing its signature printers to Panama!
The company has entered into a reselling agreement with Anantek Inc., owner of Makerz, Panama’s first 3D printer shop.
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“We see 3D printing as leading the next industrial revolution and think that working with MakerBot will help further innovation and making throughout Central America,” said Ariel Yahni, CEO of Anantek Enterprises Inc. in a press release.
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This is the second reseller agreement MakerBot has signed in 10 days. On June 3, online wholesaler Tech Data agreed to exclusively represent MakerBots’s products in its 3D printing category for a year, MakerBot said in a press release. Tech Data is an online tech product wholesaler with a channel of 115,000 re-sellers in both the U.S. and Canada.
Makerbot currently has resellers in 23 countries. MakerBot has not yet responded to a request for comment.
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