Boston Ceramics
Provides industrial-scale ceramic binder jetting services for complex geometries unachievable with traditional molding/pressing, enabling production of high-value ceramic objects.
- CEO / Founder
- Andrew Jeffery
- Team Size
- 1-10
- Stage
- Defunct
Technology & Products
Key Products
Ceramic 3D printing services using binder jetting technology
Technological Advantage
Proprietary adaptation of binder jetting for ceramics, enabling production of objects that cannot be molded or pressed with sharper design features.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Enables production of ceramic objects with sharp, distinct design features and surface details that cannot be molded or pressed, reducing tooling costs and enabling complex geometries.
How They Differentiate
Specialized in industrial-scale ceramic binder jetting with voxeljet VX 4000 printer (4x2x1m build volume), focusing on complex geometries unachievable via traditional ceramic methods.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Industrial manufacturers requiring complex ceramic components, environmental/conservation organizations needing specialized ceramic structures.
Industry Verticals
Industrial Manufacturing; Environmental Conservation
Competitors
ExOne (now Desktop Metal); Lithoz; 3DCeram
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
FIT AG closed Boston Ceramics and moved its Boston-based 3D printing production capability to their Lupburg facility in Germany
Major Milestones
Founded 2016; Commenced operations February 2017; Closed and production moved to Germany (exact date unknown)
Notable Customers
SECORE International (coral reef seeding units)