Oak Park business using 3-D printers to make protective masks for medical workers

OAK PARK, Mich. (FOX 2) - A family wholesaler in Oak Park is not only meeting the demand for food in metro Detroit, but also the tools to help fight COVID-19.

Matt and Brian Louissa from Value Wholesale have converted half of their warehouse to produce protective equipment for hospitals.

Oak Park business using 3-D printer to make medical supplies for hospitals

Matt and Brian Louissa from Value Wholesale have converted half of their warehouse to produce protective equipment for hospitals.

The brothers are making protective face shields using 40 3-D printers at their business. To learn more, watch the video above.

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Oak Park business using 3-D printers to make protective masks for medical workers

Oak Park business using 3-D printer to make medical supplies for hospitals

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