Founded in Buffalo in 2014, PostProcess Technologies develops automated systems that remove supports, clean resin and finish 3D-printed parts after printing. Its software, purpose-built hardware and formulated chemistry were created to address the often-overlooked third step of additive manufacturing, replacing labor-intensive manual work with more consistent, repeatable processing. Founder Daniel J. Hutchinson drew on engineering, additive-manufacturing and radar-systems experience to build the company around this specialized post-printing challenge.
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Meteora3DFounded by a clinical 3D-printing expert and a physics and product-development specialist, Cincinnati-based Meteora3D builds automation-first resin 3D-printing systems for volume production. Its patent-pending Lift-Based Peel Separation process and Integrated Print-Wash-Cure system are designed to remove the manual post-processing bottleneck that the founders experienced in clinical labs. Meteora3D is currently piloting its technology with dental lab partners.
Innosek, LLCIn Buffalo, Innosek, LLC has built its identity around making industrial 3D printing more accessible to manufacturing companies. The company works as an outsourced additive manufacturing partner, helping engineers move designs into prototypes and short-run production with an engineering-led process focused on accuracy and function.BUFFALO, NY
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
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