Rogers Corporation
Develops 3D printable low-loss dielectric materials for radio frequency (RF) devices, enabling additive manufacturing of custom precision substrates, gradient refractive index lenses, and end-use components for wireless systems.
- CEO / Founder
- Ali El-Haj
- Team Size
- 1001-5000
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- No funding
- Latest Round
- IPO
Technology & Products
Key Products
3D printable dielectric materials for RF applications; Low-loss dielectric material systems; Printable dielectric resins for DLP/CKM technology
Technological Advantage
Proprietary dielectric materials optimized for additive manufacturing, offering verified advantages in processing high-viscosity resins and enabling complex geometries for RF components; defensible through material formulations and partnerships.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Enables 3D printing of high-performance dielectric components with lower weight, wide bandwidth, design freedom, and quick turnaround, reducing development cycles and enabling next-generation wireless systems like 5G and SATCOM.
How They Differentiate
Specializes in 3D printable dielectric materials for RF applications, unlike broader ceramics competitors; partners with Fortify's CKM technology to process high-viscosity resins, enabling unique RF component designs not possible with standard DLP/SLA systems.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
RF/microwave component manufacturers, wireless infrastructure companies, electronics OEMs, defense contractors, and telecommunications equipment providers
Industry Verticals
Wireless Infrastructure; Telecommunications; Aerospace/Defense; Electronics; Advanced Connectivity
Competitors
CoorsTek; Heraeus Group; CeramTec
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
TTM revenue of $0.80 billion USD as of February 2026; operates manufacturing facilities across multiple countries with global sales presence.
Major Milestones
Founded in 1832 as Rogers Paper Manufacturing Company; Partnership with Fortify in 2021 to develop 3D printed dielectric materials; New application laboratory opened in Eschenbach, Germany in 2024; CEO transition to Ali El-Haj in 2025