Headmade Materials leverages its proprietary ColdMetalFusion (CMF) technology, which merges powder metallurgy with established selective laser sintering, to overcome many of the cost, energy, and design constraints that have limited metal additive manufacturing. By working on low-cost plastic 3D printers and requiring less energy, CMF lowers barriers to entry for firms adopting metal 3D printing while also reducing material waste and lead times. Unlike many competing solutions, CMF supports stainless steel as well as high-performance metals such as titanium, tungsten carbide, Inconel, and other nickel-based alloys, enabling applications in industrial manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, and medical sectors. The company plans to use its latest funding to develop additional materials, extend compatibility to more printer models, and scale commercial applications across multiple industries. Headmade sees these developments as part of a broader mission to make metal 3D printing more accessible, sustainable, and scalable. Financially, the firm just raised €1.8 million from both new and existing investors, adding to earlier backing from Matterwave Ventures, AM Ventures, and the European Innovation Council. This fresh capital positions the company to accelerate its technology roadmap and reinforce its leadership in metal additive manufacturing.

Total raised

$7M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Oct 2025