Alpine Advanced Materials
Provides additive manufacturing services for tooling and production parts, leveraging Nexa3D technology to bridge the gap between testing and production.
- CEO / Founder
- David Brantner
- Team Size
- 11-50
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- $3.75M
- Key Investors
- Catalyze Partners
Technology & Products
Key Products
HX5 nanocomposite billets; hybrid FIM (Fused Injection Molding) process combining 3D printing with injection molding; AM tooling and production parts services.
Technological Advantage
Exclusive license to Lockheed Martin-developed HX5 nanocomposite material plus Nexa3D large-format AM technology integration.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Lightweight, affordable structural thermoplastic nanocomposites originally developed for military aerospace (F-35) applications, combined with AM services to bridge testing and production.
How They Differentiate
Combines a licensed, combat-proven aerospace-grade nanocomposite material with AM-enabled tooling/production services, positioning between prototyping and full production runs.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Aerospace, defense, and commercial aviation manufacturers needing lightweight composite tooling and production parts.
Industry Verticals
Aerospace, Defense, Aviation Interiors, Military Applications
Competitors
Solvay; Toray Advanced Composites; Arris Composites
Growth & Milestones
Major Milestones
2018: Founded, licensing Lockheed Martin Skunk Works HX5 nanocomposite technology. 2020: Roger Raley joins as President. 2022: David Brantner joins as CEO. Company reported acquired by Nexa3D per industry press (media.alpineadvancedmaterials.com article referencing Nexa3D acquisition).
Recent coverage of Alpine Advanced Materials
Official records
Filings, certifications, and programme counts AMPulse can show for this company.
- [C] AS9100 · claimed
- [C] ISO_9001 · claimed
Funding rounds
- Undisclosed$3.75M2021-01Lead: Catalyze Partners · Source: PitchBook