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Xometry is the digital engine behind the modern manufacturing revolution. By blending our AI-native platform with a massive global marketplace, we seamlessly connect enterprise buyers, from agile startups to Fortune 500 leaders, with a vetted network of expert suppliers. Whether you are building for the aerospace, defense, medical, automotive, or other industries, our platform helps you move from a digital concept to physical production with unmatched speed, predictability, and global scale. At our core, we power both sides of the manufacturing lifecycle. We streamline design and sourcing for engineers and procurement teams, while simultaneously giving independent machine shops the digital infrastructure they need to grow their business and book their idle capacity. Founded in 2013 and publicly traded since June 2021, Xometry has built a six-year streak on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500™, highlighting our rapid momentum as we redefine the economics of how things are made. www.xometry.com | info@xometry.com | 240.252.1138

Formlabs builds the tools that make it possible for anyone to bring their ideas to life. Headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts with offices in Germany, Japan, China, Singapore, and Hungary, Formlabs is the professional 3D printer of choice for engineers, designers, manufacturers, healthcare providers, and decision makers around the globe. Formlabs products include the Form Series SLA printers, Fuse Series SLS printers, Form Wash and Form Cure post-processing solutions.

Why Our Prices are the Best Customers often ask us how we can maintain our business when we sell at such low prices, especially considering the high quality of the merchandise we deliver. Monoprice's formula is simple, we eliminate the high costs of fancy packaging and middlemen while leveraging economies of scale by purchasing in large volumes. You, as a customer, are only paying only for the materials and workmanship of the cables and accessories. We go further to ensure customer satisfaction by pricing our products as closely as possible to the wholesale cost. Another simple way to look at it is this; with regards to cables for example, though the cost of commodities such as copper, silicon, plastics and labor maybe high, in a high volume production would the cost of each component that goes into the manufacture of a cable really add up to the price you paid at the retail store? In other words, does the sum of its parts add up to what you paid for that 6 foot cable? Chances are, if you bought it from somewhere else, it does not. The fair price is what you'll find on our site. If you haven't yet purchased online, this is the best way to start!!