Conflux Technology

Conflux Technology is a provider of advanced heat exchanger solutions manufactured using additive manufacturing (3D metal printing) technology. The company designs and produces gas-liquid, liquid-liquid, gas-gas, and cold plate heat exchangers including direct-to-chip cold plates, barrel intercoolers, and high-performance oil coolers. Conflux differentiates itself through its additive manufacturing approach, which delivers four key advantages: superior thermal exchange through enhanced surface area density, optimized flow efficiency via micro-structures and complex internal geometries, lightweight monolithic designs with fewer parts, and adaptable geometries with morphed topology for design freedom. The company serves high-performance sectors including automotive, aviation, data centers, defence, and industrial applications. Notable collaborations include a liquid hydrogen technical study with Dallara for endurance racing, approval as an AUKUS Authorized User for defence collaboration, and successful completion of a full-distance endurance race with a 3D printed oil cooler. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Waurn Ponds, Australia, Conflux has raised approximately 7.4 million in a Series B round backed by AM Ventures, Acorn Capital, and Breakthrough Victoria.