Authentise, founded in 2012 after a supply-chain tragedy highlighted the risks of unavailable spare parts, builds connected workflow software for additive manufacturers. Its platform links engineering intent with production execution and quality records, including detailed material genealogy, so manufacturers can replace scattered spreadsheets with an auditable digital thread. Headquartered in Philadelphia with a growing UK contingent, the roughly 30-person company serves demanding aerospace, medical and industrial operations.
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3D Agility3D Agility engineers and 3D-prints replacement parts for equipment sidelined by discontinued components, long lead times, or missing drawings. The Harrisburg company can scan a physical part, reverse-engineer its geometry, and combine additive manufacturing with traditional processes when a printed part alone is not enough. Its work is backed by an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system and includes one-off replacements as well as larger runs.HARRISBURG, PA
Orange Maker (OM)Founded in 2013 by Kurt Dudley and Doug Farber, Orange Maker develops scalable additive-manufacturing technology for producing 3D-printed parts in commercial and industrial settings. Its patented Heliolithography™ architecture replaces conventional layer-by-layer printing with a rotational, continuous spiral process designed to expand build size, throughput, and material capability. Based in Philadelphia and Los Angeles, OM works with manufacturing partners through technology licensing and strategic development.LOS ANGELES, CA
1872Cincinnati-based 1872 is a software-first manufacturing company founded to rethink how modern production is designed, operated, and scaled. Its senior team draws on experience at SpaceX and GE Aerospace to build an AI-driven factory for complex welded steel assemblies used in energy, utility, and industrial systems.CINCINNATI, OH
Tronix3DFounded in 2017 in Mount Pleasant, Tronix3D is a Pittsburgh additive manufacturer producing prototype and low-volume production parts for engineering teams. Co-owners Mike Vindler and Jason Economou, who acquired the company in 2021 after previously working with it as customers, have expanded its engineering and production capabilities to include design consulting and industrial 3D printing. The company also uses SAF ReLife™ to turn unused PA12 powder into production parts, giving its manufacturing work a distinct waste-reduction angle.PITTSBURGH, PA