50 Ceramics/Composites · Cont. Fiber (CFF) companies in the additive manufacturing ecosystem tracked by AMPulse. Browse profiles, funding rounds, and technology details.
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Cont. Fiber (CFF) (MEX-CFF) is an additive manufacturing process for ceramics or ceramic-reinforced composites. AMPulse tracks 50 companies using Cont. Fiber (CFF) as a core technology, ranked below by total funding raised.
Typical materials: alumina, zirconia, silicon carbide, ceramic-filled polymers. Common applications: aerospace, defense, medical implants, electronics, tooling.
Conducts foundational research and provides training in additive manufacturing, including multi-metal powder-bed fusion simulation to predict and prevent interfacial cracks, enabling reliable production of functionally graded components for aerospace, energy, and biomedical applications.
ExtraBold develops high-speed, large-format pellet-type 3D printers that directly melt plastic pellets instead of proprietary filament, enabling cost-effective manufacturing of large industrial components using recycled and sustainable materials.
Industrial 3D printing company specializing in carbon fiber and metal additive manufacturing. Acquired by Nano Dimension in a $115M all-cash deal, which closed on April 25, 2025.
Advanced manufacturing technology for continuous fiber composites at production scale
Arevo developed a robotic 3D printing platform using continuous carbon fiber to produce large, complex, and lightweight composite parts on demand.
Nawa Technologies specializes in advanced 3D printing solutions with a focus on high-performance, lightweight composite materials enhanced by vertically aligned carbon nanotubes (VACNT).
Boston Materials produces a Z-axis-reinforced carbon fiber material, known as Z-axis Fiber™, that enhances the performance of composite parts. This material is designed to be conductive and durable like metal, yet as light and flexible as plastic.
9T Labs has developed a hybrid technology solution called Additive Fusion Technology (AFT) that combines 3D printing with compression molding to produce high-performance, continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composite parts. The solution includes the Fibrify software for design and simulation, a Build Module (3D printer) for creating preforms, and a Fusion Module for consolidating the parts.
Industrial metal additive manufacturing platform combining large-format laser powder bed fusion (LPBF), directed energy deposition (DED), precision subtractive processing, and CT scanning for aerospace and defense part production and repair.
An industrial-grade additive manufacturing company providing integrated solutions across continuous fiber, ceramic, and metal 3D printing for high-end industrial sectors.
Open platform and service provider for additive manufacturing of ceramics, offering technology expertise, networking, and lobbying for ceramic AM adoption
Continuous Composites develops CF3D technology for 3D printing continuous fiber reinforced composites without molds.
An industrial-grade additive manufacturing platform specializing in continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic (CFRTP) 3D printing for high-performance structural components.
Roboze designs and produces industrial 3D printing solutions for high-performance superpolymers and composite materials, enabling the production of finished parts for extreme industrial applications.
Anisoprint manufactures continuous fiber 3D printers that produce lightweight, strong, and functional composite parts using patented Continuous Fiber Coextrusion (CFC) technology.
AON3D manufactures industrial 3D printers (AON M2+, AON HYLO) and software (Basis) designed for high-performance thermoplastics and composites like PEEK, PEKK, and ULTEM. Their open material ecosystem allows customers to use a wide range of materials from various suppliers.
A high-performance desktop 3D printer that democratizes industrial-grade continuous fiber composite manufacturing at a consumer-accessible price point.
A deep-tech startup developing indigenous automated 3D printing and robotic systems for high-strength carbon fiber and composite manufacturing.
Develops continuous fiber 3D printers and fabrication services for high-performance carbon fiber, Kevlar, and glass fiber components.
Develops nanoceramic composite materials and additive manufacturing processes for extreme environments, enabling lightweight, durable components for aerospace, defense, and space applications.
Develops proprietary 3-DEP and CO-DEP processes for manufacturing complex-shaped performance composite parts using reclaimed carbon fiber and other advanced materials
Sustainable, wood-based composites for structural applications utilizing Woodflow technology.
A manufacturer of custom-fit, 3D-printed protective headgear using proprietary polymers and AI-assisted manufacturing to replace traditional injection-molded foam helmets.
Develops continuous carbon fiber 3D printing systems and high-performance prepreg filaments for industrial lightweight structural applications.
A developer of consumer-grade continuous fiber 3D printers that bring industrial-strength composite manufacturing to the desktop market.
Develops the FibreSeeker 3, a desktop continuous fiber 3D printer using proprietary CFC technology for aerospace-grade composite parts.
The world's first consumer-grade desktop 3D printer utilizing Continuous Fiber Co-extrusion (CFC) to produce parts with industrial-grade tensile strength up to 900 MPa.
Provides end-to-end additive manufacturing services from prototyping to mass production using diverse 3D printing technologies, complemented by machining, injection molding, and finishing.
Manufactures industrial forming equipment for continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastic (CFRTP) composites, enabling high-performance production for aerospace and automotive sectors.
Develops proprietary multi-axis continuous carbon fiber 3D printing systems to manufacture high-performance, lightweight aerospace and automotive components.
Provides additive manufacturing solutions including 3D printing equipment, consumables, and services to businesses and higher education clients, reducing lead times and enabling on-demand production.
Advanced polymer additive manufacturing laboratory providing functional prototypes, small-series production, and customized industrial tooling.
Automated fiber patch placement technology for lightweight composite structures
Develops industrial-grade continuous fiber reinforced composite (CFRTP) 3D printing systems for high-performance structural components.
Cloud-native 3D parametric CAD software with real-time multi-user collaboration, powered by Siemens Parasolid kernel; enables product design teams to iterate faster and reduce design cycle time by 30%+ vs. legacy CAD tools.
An industrial-grade 3D printing company specializing in continuous fiber-reinforced composite (CFRTP) solutions designed to replace traditional metal components with high-strength, lightweight alternatives.
Develops high-performance polymer 3D printers with large-format printing (800×800×500 mm³) and infrared in-situ monitoring for industrial applications in aerospace, energy, defense, and transportation.
Produces custom ceramic parts using multi-process 3D printing (FFF, SLA, LDM) from prototypes to series for demanding applications in aerospace, defense, luxury, and more.
3DGence manufactures industrial FFF (Fused Filament Fabrication) 3D printers designed for high-performance polymers and composites.
Subscription-based makerspace providing public access to professional 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC routers, and ancillary fabrication equipment for design, prototyping, and small-batch production.
SphereCube has developed a 3D printer for producing continuous fiber-reinforced composites from a single thermoset resin using a proprietary technology called Thermal Laser Curing.
A proprietary additive manufacturing platform that produces high-performance composite materials using patented CFM® (Continuous Fiber Manufacturing) and SFM® (Short Fiber Manufacturing) technologies for mold-free, robot-controlled 3D printing of thermosetting composites.
ProtoPlant is the engineering and manufacturing company behind the popular Proto-pasta brand of specialty 3D printing filaments, known for unique, high-quality composite materials.
Operates on-site additive manufacturing labs for metal and polymer 3D printing to produce custom parts for legacy aircraft, reducing supply chain delays and improving fleet readiness.
Provides composite material 3D printing equipment, high-performance materials, and full-chain services for aerospace, automotive, and shipbuilding sectors
Develops high-performance resins and ceramics for 3D printing applications in dental, aerospace, and defense industries.
Continuous carbon fiber 3D printing systems for aerospace, automotive, and engineering applications — specializes in high-speed fiber deposition with proprietary materials and software.
Develops MasterPrint®, the world's largest 3D printer for thermoplastic composites, enabling the production of massive aerospace and maritime components in days rather than months.
Functional materials manufacturing specialist in additive manufacturing of electromagnetic and fiber-reinforced structural composites.
Develops advanced composite additive manufacturing systems and aerospace components, facilitating the commercialization of university-led research for industrial applications.
An additive manufacturing process for ceramics or ceramic-reinforced composites.
Based on funding data tracked by AMPulse as of 2026-05, the top Cont. Fiber (CFF) companies include Arizona State University, ExtraBold, Markforged, Arris Composites, and Arevo. Full list of 50 tracked companies available on this page.
Cont. Fiber (CFF) commonly works with alumina, zirconia, silicon carbide, ceramic-filled polymers.
Primary applications for Cont. Fiber (CFF) include aerospace, defense, medical implants, electronics, tooling.