Headmade Materials enables large scale, economically efficient, 3D printing of metal parts via its proprietary Cold Metal Fusion (CMF) technology. It smartly combines existing, proven Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) print technology with powder metallurgy to enable scalable, cost-efficient production of high-quality metal components.

Headmade Materials is a German start-up that developed Cold Metal Fusion (CMF), a breakthrough technology for industrial-scale 3D printing of metal parts. CMF combines existing, proven Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) print technology with polymer 3D printing, making large-scale, metal 3D print production cost-efficient and widely accessible, especially for high performance metals like Titanium, Inconel, Tungsten or Nickel-based alloys. The company’s business model focuses on the powder consumed in the print process rather than hardware, enabling faster scaling, capital-efficiency and reoccurring revenues. Headmade is already active through its partner network in Europe, the US, Japan, and China, serving clients across energy, healthcare, tooling, defense, and fluid-handling industries, including KOBRA, KSB, and Knauf. Headmade leverages the funding round to expand its material portfolio and develop further applications with customers in the US and Europe.

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