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Puris

MaterialsBruceton Mills, WV, USAFounded 2014· One of 931 Materials companies tracked by AMPulse

Produces high-purity spherical titanium and alloy powders for additive manufacturing, targeting aerospace, automotive, and medical applications to reduce waste and enable complex part production.

CEO / Founder
John Barnes
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$35M
Latest Round
Acquired
Key Investors
Carpenter Technology Corporation

Technology & Products

Key Products

Ti-6Al-4V powder; Gamma Titanium Aluminide powder; Custom alloy powders

Technological Advantage

Proprietary atomization and quality processes yield higher purity titanium powders compared to industry standards, verified through partnerships (e.g., with ExOne for large binder-jetting parts) and acquisition by Carpenter Technology for its IP and production capabilities.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Delivers titanium powders with industry-leading purity (e.g., patent-pending technology to minimize contamination), ensuring consistent quality for AM processes, reducing part failure risks, and supporting high-volume demand as a single-source provider.

How They Differentiate

Focuses exclusively on high-purity titanium powders with contamination-minimizing technology, whereas broader competitors like Sandvik and ATI offer diverse metal alloys; Puris claimed leadership in purity standards for AM applications.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Aerospace, automotive, medical, and space industries requiring high-strength, corrosion-resistant, lightweight components.

Industry Verticals

Aerospace; Automotive; Medical; Space

Competitors

Carpenter Technology (post-acquisition, as integrated powder division); Sandvik; ATI; GKN

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

$9 million in revenue

Major Milestones

2014: Market launch with goal of setting new purity standard for titanium powder; 2016: Collaboration with ExOne to 3D print largest complex titanium part for commercial use (31 lbs); 2017: Acquired by Carpenter Technology for $35 million

Notable Customers

Aerospace (confirmed customer for largest 3D-printed titanium part project)