The metal printing technology provider has secured $12.9m in a round backed by Lincoln Electric and Boeing HorizonX Ventures.
US-based metal manufacturing technology developer Digital Alloys has raised $12.9m in series B financing from investors including industrial equipment maker Lincoln Electric and aerospace manufacturer Boeing.
The round was led by G20 Ventures and included fellow venture capital firm Khosla Ventures, which had led Digital Alloys’ $5m series A round in March 2017. Boeing invested through its corporate VC unit, Boeing HorizonX Ventures.
Digital Alloys has created a printing system known as Joule Printing that facilitates the rapid 3D printing…
