Twelve Penn State Berks engineering students, plus a student from another college, have joined the Berks LaunchBox team in printing face shield headbands and mask extenders.
Madison Wojciechowski, a mechanical engineering uses her 3D printer to help make components of a face shield.
Berks student Austin Wylie created a component of face shield using his 3D printer.
Penn State Berks engineering major Dalton Butz (right) and his friend Gabe Moyer (left) show off their 3D headband component for their face shields.
A member from Encompass Health receives donated face shields from Penn State Berks students and the Berks LaunchBox.
The 3D printed semi-circle, wraps around the forehead of the user and is secured in the back by a rubber band or piece of elastic.
Madison Wojciechowski, a mechanical engineering uses her 3D printer to help make components of a face shield.
Berks student Austin Wylie created a component of face shield using his 3D printer.
Penn State Berks engineering major Dalton Butz (right) and his friend Gabe Moyer (left) show off their 3D headband component for their face shields.
A member from Encompass Health receives donated face shields from Penn State Berks students and the Berks LaunchBox.
The 3D printed semi-circle, wraps around the forehead of the user and is secured in the back by a rubber band or piece of elastic.
Madison Wojciechowski, a mechanical engineering uses her 3D printer to help make components of a face shield.