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Proto Labs Receives Governor's International Trade Award

MAPLE PLAIN, Minn.--Proto Labs, known for its ability to manufacture quick-turn CNC machined and injection molded parts, is the developer of proprietary software that automates the design and manufacturing of injection mold tooling. On the strength of its technological innovation, the company has expanded its business reach well beyond U.S. borders, having already shipped products to more than 50 foreign countries.

Proto Labs' rise and business impact haven't gone unnoticed by the State of Minnesota. Earlier this year, the technology-enabled manufacturer received a Governor's International Trade Award in recognition of its achievements and growth in international business, as well as the positive impact that its exports and increased local employment base have had on Minnesota's economy. The company was one of ten recipients honored last March at the Governor's 27th Annual International Trade Awards and Minneapolis-St. Paul Export Initiative luncheon at the IDS Center in Minneapolis.

"We are honored to be among the recipients of this distinguished award," said Proto Labs CEO Brad Cleveland, in a statement. "We've worked hard to establish ourselves as a global leader in our industry and we are proud to be headquartered in Minnesota."

According to Proto Labs, more than one quarter of its business is international. The company's headquarters, R&D center, and manufacturing facilities are located in Maple Plain, Minnesota, and a new manufacturing site is located in Rosemount, Minnesota. Proto Labs' international manufacturing facilities are located in Japan and the U.K., with sales and customer service offices in Germany and France.

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