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Schmitt Ultraschalltechnik

Post-ProcessingMühlheim, GermanyFounded 2001· One of 153 Post-Processing companies tracked by AMPulse

Develops ultrasonic cleaning systems specifically for additive manufacturing post-processing, enabling rapid removal of support structures from FDM, PolyJet, and wax-based 3D printed parts in 1-minute cycles.

CEO / Founder
Stephan Jeßberger
Team Size
1-10
Stage
Active

Technology & Products

Key Products

Ultrasonic cleaning systems for support removal; High-pressure cleaning systems; Custom ultrasonic solutions for 3D printing; Accessories (baskets, cleaners)

Technological Advantage

Proprietary ultrasonic-pressure vortex technology delivers 60x faster support removal than manual methods (1 minute vs. 1 hour), protected by trade secrets and specialized engineering know-how developed over 10+ years in AM post-processing.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Reduces post-processing time for support removal from hours to minutes (1-minute cycles), increasing throughput and reducing labor costs by up to 80% compared to manual methods, while maintaining part integrity.

How They Differentiate

Specializes exclusively in AM post-processing with systems achieving 1-minute support removal cycles vs. competitors' general-purpose ultrasonic cleaners requiring 15-30 minutes; offers custom solutions for FDM, PolyJet, and wax parts while competitors focus on broader industrial cleaning.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industrial 3D printing service bureaus, manufacturers using FDM, PolyJet, and wax-based printing technologies

Industry Verticals

Additive Manufacturing; Plastics Processing; Medical Device Manufacturing; Aerospace; Automotive

Competitors

SONOTEC; Herrmann Ultraschalltechnik GmbH & Co. KG

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Serving a wide range of industries for over 20 years; entering new area with ultrasound-based dyeing systems for 3D prints (EOS & HP) with interesting growth potential; ships and supports worldwide

Major Milestones

Founded ~2001; Entered 3D printing market ~2012; Developed ultrasonic-pressure vortex technology for AM support removal; Entered insolvency proceedings May 2025

Notable Customers

University of Auckland