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CELLINK achieves roughly 82% margins on its bioprinters

Erik Gatenholm · He 3D Prints Body Parts And Will Do $4m in 2016 with Erik Gatenholm of CellInk EP 241 · Apr 18, 2016 · at 15:11

Erik Gatenholm, co-founder of CELLINK, discusses the unit economics and manufacturing margins of their 3D bioprinter hardware.

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“We have about 82% margins on them.”

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