Impossible Objects raises $40M Series B to scale industrial 3D printing
Its CBAM process makes strong, lightweight components without conventional molds or tooling.
Composite parts for production
Composite-Based Additive Manufacturing combines long-fiber carbon or fiberglass sheets with polymer powders to form parts with complex geometries. The approach lets manufacturers produce functional components without investing in dedicated tooling, while the company scales printer output, customer deployments and service for industrial users.
Use of funds
Increase production of industrial additive manufacturing systems
Expand customer deployments
Build service and commercial organization