Atomik AM has secured £600,000 of funding from the Northern Powerhouse Funding Fund II to scale-up its superior manufacturing options.
The UK-based firm, a spinout from the College of Liverpool based by serial additive manufacturing entrepreneur Professor Kate Black, raised the funds from NPIF II – Praetura Fairness Finance, managed by Praetura Ventures. The funding has been earmarked to develop its group by 40% and broaden its premises.
Professor Black, CEO and Founding father of Atomik AM, mentioned: “At Atomik AM, we imagine that true innovation begins with placing supplies and sustainability first. This funding will enable us to develop our group and scale our patented applied sciences, accelerating our skill to ship cleaner, extra environment friendly manufacturing options. From our base in Liverpool, we’re proud to steer this transformation and work with international companions to set a brand new benchmark for sustainable, materials-led innovation in superior manufacturing.”
This newest funding follows a £125,000 funding from Liverpool Metropolis Area Mixed Authority-backed LYVA Labs again in January to help the commercialisation of its metallic binder jet options, develop new IP, and safe its group. Based in 2022, Atomik AM specialises in engineering solutions-based approaches to superior manufacturing and has developed numerous strategies and binders that enhance the method of metallic binder jetting. It’s presently within the technique of patenting its Common Binder for metallic 3D metallic printing and has been working with gas cell and hydrogen manufacturing know-how developer Cygnus Atratus to discover how waste from its aluminium 3D printing processes can be utilized to create clear vitality. In an interview with TCT final 12 months, Black shared Atomik AM’s imaginative and prescient for “agile manufacturing for a sustainable future,” suggesting that AM has a powerful function to play in selling sustainable manufacturing.
