Chromatic 3D Materials

Chromatic 3D Materials develops advanced elastomer materials and 3D printing solutions through its proprietary RX-AM platform, enabling the production of industrial-strength elastomeric parts anywhere and at any scale from one part to one million. The company's RX-Flow printers use liquid additive manufacturing technology to produce custom rubber parts including urethane billets, printed bladders, printed bellows, cable grommets, and textile and fashion applications. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Golden Valley, Minnesota, the company has raised approximately $15.4M in Series C funding. Chromatic 3D Materials differentiates itself through its ability to 3D print industrial-strength elastomers with design advantages over traditional manufacturing, serving automotive, textiles and fashion, and industrial applications, with notable collaborations including creating a futuristic 3D-printed dress with designer Anouk Wipprecht featuring nearly 75 LEDs.