Launch NY Boosts PostProcess in Series C as 3D Printing Leader Hits New Milestone

Startup Adds $50,000 from Launch NY Investor Network

Buffalo-based tech startup PostProcess Technologies is making significant strides in its Series C funding round, recently securing an additional $50,000 investment through the Launch NY Investor Network. This latest boost comes as the company continues to expand its customer base and solidify its position as a leader in the post-processing industry for 3D-printed parts.

Founded in 2013 by engineer Daniel Hutchinson and led by CEO Jeff Mize, PostProcess Technologies has become a trailblazer in the additive manufacturing sector, offering innovative, software-driven solutions that automate traditionally labor-intensive tasks. With advanced algorithms and machine learning capabilities, PostProcess streamlines post-processing tasks such as support removal, resin removal, and surface finishing. This technology allows manufacturers across North America and Europe to accelerate production cycles, enhance product quality, reduce operational costs, and ensure safer working environments.

Significant Milestones and Strategic Partnerships

In just over a decade, PostProcess has reached a remarkable milestone by partnering with its 500th customer—California-based electric vehicle maker Lucid Motors. Lucid Motors purchased PostProcess’ largest Resin Removal solution, the DEMI 4100, to optimize their resin removal workflow and reduce the use of dangerous solvents. This achievement highlights PostProcess’s growing influence in the additive manufacturing industry as more companies adopt automated post-processing solutions.

PostProcess has accumulated $130,000 in total investments from the Launch NY Investor Network, a syndicate of hundreds of accredited investors who gain exclusive access to pre-vetted startup deals in upstate New York. The company’s success in securing these investments reflects its strong market position and growth potential, making it an attractive opportunity for prospective investors.

Robust Support from the Buffalo Community

PostProcess has long been supported by the Buffalo community, with notable investments such as $20 million from billionaire and former Buffalo Sabres owner Tom Golisano, through his Grand Oaks Capital investment firm, as part of the company’s Series B funding round. Additionally, NY Ventures, an Empire State Development program, recently made its fourth investment in PostProcess, contributing $1 million in capital to further fuel the company’s expansion.

Future Growth and Market Expansion

As PostProcess continues to gain momentum, the company is poised for further growth, particularly with its planned entry into the Asia-Pacific market and the launch of its fifth technology family for gross depowdering. These strategic moves are expected to accelerate the adoption of additive manufacturing solutions in production applications globally.

Investor Opportunities with Launch NY

For investors seeking high-growth opportunities, PostProcess Technologies offered a compelling investment prospect with its proven track record of success and strong backing from both local and national investors. Featured on the Launch NY Investor Network, this innovative company exemplifies the kind of cutting-edge startups that are driving the future of technology. Stay tuned for more great opportunities through the Investor Network.

For more information on how you can invest in groundbreaking companies like PostProcess Technologies, join the Launch NY Investor Network to explore exclusive, pre-vetted startup deals in upstate New York.

 

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