Pantheon Design builds the HS3 industrial 3D printer, a 300 mm cube that prints carbon-fiber parts the company says are as sturdy as metal and 5–10× faster than other options using its patented methods. The HS3 is assembled in-house in Vancouver with parts manufactured in Canada. Pantheon began shipping the printer nine months ago and has sold 40 units to date. Each printer retails for $15,000, but the company’s larger revenue stream comes from selling filament (priced $50–$150 per kilo) with roughly 90% gross margin; typical customers spend about $500–$800 per month on consumables. The company positions its machines as durable, factory-ready systems intended to help manufacturers alleviate supply-chain delays. Pantheon is supported both by product revenues and by $800,000 in external funding from investors in Canada and the U.S.

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Oct 2022