VulcanForms, the developer of digital metal manufacturing platforms, recently closed an oversubscribed $220 million financing round led by Eclipse and 1789 Capital, with participation from Washington Harbour, Fontinalis, IEQ Capital, and others.
The US-based company’s ultimate goal is to meet the growing demand for secure domestic production of next-generation metal products. The company also aims to strengthen its advanced manufacturing capability.
How will this funding round support?
As geopolitical tension, trade disruption, and industrial policy reshape global manufacturing, VulcanForms is consolidating complex, multi-step supply chains into fully integrated, domestic digital factories designed for production-grade manufacturing at scale.
The capital supports the expansion of VulcanForms’ fully integrated manufacturing facilities. These facilities combine advanced metal additive manufacturing technologies, precision machining, automation, inspection, and proprietary AI-enabled software into a single end-to-end workflow.
By compressing this supply chain into one integrated production system, VulcanForms reduces complexity, minimizes waste, lowers total system cost, and delivers finished, high-performance products at production scale with consistent quality and fully integrated, secure supply chains.
The investment also enables continued execution of the company’s technology roadmap and R&D programs that strengthen the platform, advance the company’s materials portfolio, and support future capacity expansion.
“American manufacturers need a domestic alternative that can compete with global production at scale with superior speed and precision.” said Kevin Kassekert, CEO of VulcanForms. “This financing enables us to meet surging demand and expand our role as a critical partner to companies rebuilding resilient domestic supply chains.”
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