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Evo3D

HardwareExeter, United KingdomFounded 2021· One of 1725 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

UK 3D printing solutions provider and multi-brand distributor offering equipment, materials, scanners, training and integration

CEO / Founder
Jake Hand
Team Size
1-10
Stage
Active
Total Funding
~£1.5M (group/grant; excl. unverified 2021 seed)
Latest Round
Debt
Key Investors
Innovate UK (grant); British Business Bank South West Investment Fund / FSE Group (£400k growth loan to parent Evolution AM Holdings)

Technology & Products

Key Products

Multi-brand industrial 3D printers (Formlabs, CreatBot, Modix, AON3D, Sinterit, Sharebot), 3D scanners, resins/filaments/powders, Rapid Fusion LFAM systems as reseller (Apollo/Medusa/Zeus/Cerberus), installation, training and service

Technological Advantage

In-house AM expertise for multi-brand selection, integration, training and support; exclusive UK access to sister company Rapid Fusion LFAM pellet/robotic systems

Differentiation

Value Proposition

End-to-end AM integration: multi-brand industrial printers and materials, robotic LFAM (Rapid Fusion reseller), training, servicing and project support

How They Differentiate

Full-stack UK support (sales, install, training, service) across polymer/resin/SLS/LFAM brands plus sister Rapid Fusion UK-built robotic AM

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industrial manufacturers, aerospace, research institutions

Industry Verticals

Aerospace, Industrial Manufacturing, Research, Marketing

Competitors

Solid Print3D, 3DGBIRE, Create Education / other UK industrial AM resellers

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Formlabs and multi-brand retail expansion; group targeting Medusa commercial launch via Rapid Fusion; Evolution AM targets ~£6m group turnover in 3 years

Major Milestones

EVO 3D LTD incorporated Oct 2021; Evo One LFAM £1.1M Innovate UK consortium with RR/Baker Hughes/NMIS/AI Build (2023); spun out Rapid Fusion (2023); Evolution AM Holdings £400K SWIF growth loan for Medusa commercialisation (May 2025)

Notable Customers

Industrial and research users of distributed systems; Rolls-Royce and Baker Hughes were Evo One LFAM project partners (not confirmed end-customers of the Evo3D shop)