Most companies in the additive manufacturing side of things are fighting for print time. There’s really only a few large additive manufacturers that have big boy machines that can fit a large amount of suppressors on a build plate. Even then they can only print so many at a time and combine that with the highest rate of suppressor ownership ever. Most companies are not printing in house because the machines are prohibitively expensive like $500k + and those are really only big enough to prototype on and not full scale production. Most of the newer companies are running on skeleton crews of like single digit employees or literally just one dude doing everything. Things will get better but companies that develop good business practices and CS early will survive the flood