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Polymaker

Polymaker is a 3D printing materials company that develops, tests, and manufactures high-quality filaments and pellets for additive manufacturing. The company offers an extensive product portfolio spanning multiple material categories including PLA (Panchroma aesthetic filaments with 150+ colors and surface finishes, HT-PLA for heat resistance, PolySonic for high-speed printing, PolyMax for toughness), PETG/PET…

📍 Suzhou, China · 3D Printing

Funding snapshot

Last roundSeries B
Amount$14M
Date17 October 2022
Total raised$23M
Team size89

About

Polymaker is a 3D printing materials company that develops, tests, and manufactures high-quality filaments and pellets for additive manufacturing. The company offers an extensive product portfolio spanning multiple material categories including PLA (Panchroma aesthetic filaments with 150+ colors and surface finishes, HT-PLA for heat resistance, PolySonic for high-speed printing, PolyMax for toughness), PETG/PET (Fiberon composite grades, PolyMax with nano-reinforcement, ESD-safe options), ABS/ASA (weather-resistant and high-heat variants), TPU (flexible filaments), PA/Nylon (carbon fiber and glass fiber reinforced grades), PC (polycarbonate including fire-retardant), PPS (industrial-grade chemical resistance), and support materials (water-dissolvable and breakaway). Polymaker's product lines include 274 functional filaments, 278 aesthetic filaments, and 22 composite filaments, with brands such as Panchroma, Fiberon, and PolyCore. The PolyCore line delivers pellets optimized for large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM/FGF) for applications ranging from architecture and furniture to composite molds and tooling. The company also manufactures accessories including the PolyDryer for filament drying and the PolyBox for storage. All products are tested on mainstream desktop printers using standardized testing methods. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Suzhou, China, Polymaker has raised $22.6M in Series B funding from investors including Sharelink Capital, Lieyunwang, IDG Capital, Blue Lake Capital, Changshu Guofa Venture Capital, Skytrace Capital, and ASEAN Capital.

Business model

3D Printing > Hardware > 3D Printing Materials > Filaments

Institutional investors

Sharelink Capital Lieyunwang IDG Capital Blue Lake Capital Changshu Guofa Venture Capital Skytrace Capital ASEAN Capital

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