
United Kingdom · Machinery startup
AMT PostPro is a global leader in automated post-processing technology and hardware for high-volume production of 3D-printed polymer parts.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
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AMT PostPro is a global leader in automated post-processing technology and hardware for high-volume production of 3D-printed polymer parts.
Founded in 2017 by Joseph Crabtree, the company specializes in transforming additive manufacturing from prototyping to high-volume end-use production. With teams in the UK, USA, and Hungary, AMT PostPro employs over 100 people and is recognized for its expertise in chemical vapor smoothing and end-to-end automation. The company offers a range of automated systems, including the PostPro 3D for chemical vapor smoothing, the PostPro SF2X for desktop vapor smoothing, and solutions for depowdering and surface blasting. These technologies improve surface finish, enhance mechanical properties, and ensure consistent results across various industry sectors, including medical, automotive, consumer, and industrial applications. AMT PostPro's solutions are compatible with all major 3D printers and over 100 thermoplastic materials, providing significant improvements in cost, quality, and throughput for manufacturers.
Funding, as reported
From AMT PostPro's own website: 1 founder, 7 on the team.
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