Aleph Objects lays off 80 percent of workforce
LOVELAND — Aleph Objects Inc., a 3D printer manufacturer based in Loveland, has laid off about 80 percent of its workforce amidst a cash-flow crunch, and is actively “negotiating new ownership opportunities.”
Aleph announced on Friday that it had “reduced its staff as of today.”
“Please be assured we will continue to manufacture and sell the LulzBot Mini 2, Workhorse and Pro series of printers and will continue to service the equipment as we are negotiating new ownership opportunities. All warranties will continue to be honored and the standard one year warranty will be included with…
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