Founded in 2016, Dayton-based Microcvd Corporation develops and commercializes direct-write Laser Chemical Vapor Deposition systems that print durable metal and composite materials onto complex three-dimensional surfaces. Its work ranges from custom equipment and process development to production printing, including conformal antennas and conductive patterns on ceramics. The company’s prototype systems have been supported by SBIR contracts, with a first successful demonstration in 2019 and patented additive-manufacturing innovations in development.
LithozVienna-based Lithoz develops ceramic 3D-printing systems and materials, using its lithography-based ceramic manufacturing (LCM) process to produce precise, complex parts for industrial and medical applications. Its technology reaches structures as fine as 100 micrometres and scales from prototypes to serial production, while its newer laser-induced slipcasting process handles large parts and dark ceramics. Lithoz works closely with universities, research partners and customers, and holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485 certifications.TROY, NY
Microcom CorporationSince 1982, Microcom Corporation has grown from a thermal-printing reseller and integrator into an Ohio-based designer and manufacturer with a 30,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for developing durable, specialized printing equipment for demanding, high-volume environments and for building custom solutions around customers’ specific needs.LEWIS CENTER, OH
InTheta LaserInTheta Laser is a Dayton-area manufacturing partner known for handling complex formed parts that conventional tooling can make difficult to modify. Its specialty is 3D laser cutting for prototype and small-batch work, supported by in-house fixture design and dimensional inspection with a calibrated FARO ARM. The company also serves manufacturers needing precise 2D fiber laser work.DAYTON, OH
Precision MicroFabSince 2002, Precision MicroFab has helped engineers turn difficult designs into microscopic parts and devices through precision laser micro-machining and micro-joining. Based in Curtis Bay, Maryland, its engineers work from prototype through high-volume production and can build turnkey custom laser systems, with parts used in implantable medical devices and space exploration projects. The company fabricates to ISO 9001:2015 requirements and is design-exempt for ISO 13485:2016 parts.CURTIS BAY, MD