Aleph closes Loveland operations, merges into new company
Up to 13 workers to transfer to North Dakota
LOVELAND — In the end, the challenges for formerly Loveland-based Aleph Objects reached dimensions it couldn’t handle. The company, sold late last year, has shut down production in Loveland and its new owners have moved operations to Fargo, North Dakota, where its owners now operate.
Analysts say production of its signature product, the LulzBot desktop 3D printer, will continue to have a bright future — but not in Loveland.
Work ended just before Christmas at Aleph’s plant at 626 W. 66th St. in Loveland, which now sports a for-sale sign. Soon, as many as 13 of…
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