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DIAMANT Polymer

Post-ProcessingMönchengladbach, Germany· One of 153 Post-Processing companies tracked by AMPulse

Develops high-performance metal-polymer systems and capillary-active sealers to seal porosity in additively manufactured parts.

CEO / Founder
Carsten Kunde, Sandra Pinter
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
€1.46M
Latest Round
Grant

Technology & Products

Key Products

DIAMANT Polymer offers a comprehensive portfolio including: dichtol (low-viscosity polymers for impregnation/infiltration of 3D printed parts), MM1018 (pressure-resistant metal-polymer for gap adjustment in steel structures), iron cement (high-temperature resistant compounds up to 1,200°C), SKC (epoxy-based sliding surfaces), moglice (polymer composites with excellent sliding properties), ultrametal (filled epoxy resins), and plasticmetal (flexible polyester putty for metal repair).

Technological Advantage

Proprietary epoxy and polyester resin formulations designed for high-demand industrial environments; established global distribution and partner network.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Provides capillary-active polymer systems that seal porosity in 3D printed parts, ensuring gas and liquid impermeability for industrial-grade applications.

How They Differentiate

Leverages over a century of material science expertise to provide specialized sealing solutions that outperform generic resins in industrial porosity applications.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industrial manufacturers using additive manufacturing, automotive, steel, and foundry sectors.

Industry Verticals

Additive Manufacturing; Automotive; Steel; Bridge Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Foundries

Competitors

PCG; AM Solutions

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Acquired DIAMANT Polymers Inc. USA in January 2025; Acquired product business of SKC Gleittechnik GmbH in April 2026; Moved to new 1,200 sqm headquarters in 2022; Global sales network of 40+ representatives.

Major Milestones

1894: Founded as family business; 1951: Started polymer formulations under Diamant-Kitte Schulz & Co.; 1970s: Expansion to Asia and America; 2021: North America expansion via partner handover; 2022: Renamed to DIAMANT Polymer GmbH; 2022: Moved to new HQ in Mönchengladbach

Notable Customers

Serves global industrial customers across automotive, construction, foundry, machinery, thermal spraying, and additive manufacturing industries. Products used in major infrastructure projects like the 25th April Bridge (Lisbon) and Piiparinmäki Wind Farm (Finland).