DyeMansion Raises $5M in Series A in Funding
Summary
DyeMansion , a Munich, Germany–based 3D printing startup, raised $5m in Series A funding.The company intends to use the funds to expand their global business and extend their portfolio developing finishing technology for achieving injection molded surface quality on 3D-printed polymer parts.Founded in 2015 by Felix Ewald (CEO) and Philipp Kramer (CTO), DyeMansion offers a variety of high-volume finishing systems for “Print-to-Product” workflow that transforms raw, 3D-printed parts into consumer and industrial products.With the ability to provide precision coloring and finish to the most exact specifications, the company’s technologies complement all major industrial, powder-based 3D printing systems, including EOS, HP, 3D Systems and Prodways and deliver high-volume production for anything from luxury sunglasses to mission-critical automotive parts.The technology is already used by more than four-hundred customers, including global manufacturers in diverse industries, such as eyewear, automotive, retail, medical, and sports equipment like BMW, Daimler, Under Armour, HP, Shapeways, Materialise, FKM and more.