INTAMSYS Closes A New Round of Financing Led by Sequoia Capital China

Shanghai, 8th Feb 2021 – INTAMSYS, dedicated to industrial FFF 3D printing technology, the world’s leading high-performance material 3D printing equipment manufacturer INTAMSYS closes a new round of financing. This financing round was led by Sequoia Capital China, Brizan Investments were co-investor. The company’s existing investor Professor Ping Keung Ko, who invested in the first formal investment round, also participated in this new financing round. The founder and CEO of INTAMSYS, Charles Han, said that this financing round would be used for innovative product development, expanding vertical industries applications, and for European and American business team’s expansion.

According to the Wohlers report that the global 3D printing market has grown from 1 billion USD in 2009 to 11.85 billion USD in 2019, and in China the 3D printing market size has reached 15.75 billion RMB in 2019. the 3D printing industry is estimated to reach USD 35.6 billion by 2024.

INTAMSYS starts off the high-end PEEK material 3D printing market as early as 2016, after several years of product iteration, expanded industrial application, INTAMSYS is now the company with one of the largest shipments of PEEK 3D printers in the world, and has become the under the radar champion of this niche market.

INTAMSYS has been continuously expanding its product portfolio in the field of high-performance material 3D printer. In addition to the entry-level industrial FUNMAT HT 3D printer, in 2020 was launched the FUNMAT PRO 610 HT, an industrial-grade 3D solution for production in aerospace, military, automotive and other high-tech industries. The FUNMAT PRO 610 HT has a constant temperature chamber up to 300℃, and the maximum printing size is 610x508x508mm. Aerospace and automotive, have been huge benefactors, it can print large-size parts with materials like ULTEM, PEEK, PPSU.

The FUNMAT PRO 410 is equipped with high-precision dual nozzle and open material system, it is mainly used for the rapid and timely manufacture of tooling and fixtures in the automotive and electronic industries. FLEX 510 is a new generation of high-speed flexible material 3D printer, it brings a new and innovative manufacturing process for the sports shoe uppers, and opens up new possibilities for the mass production of consumer goods.

INTAMSYS CEO, Charles Han, added: “INTAMSYS’s vision is dedicated to developing 3D printing from functional prototype manufacturing to low volume production runs. The new funding will help us to keep moving towards this goal. It will accelerate the development of more innovative products and provide more vertical industries application solutions, and promote the penetration of additive manufacturing technology to more manufacturing industries. At the same time, we will also increase the investment in the European and American local markets to better serve the local customers.”

Ian Qian, Vice President of Sequoia Capital China, said: “China has been a powerhouse in global manufacturing, 3D printing plays an important role in this plan, this provides local companies with tremendous development opportunities. INTAMSYS is one of the most innovative 3D printing companies in China. The team has a deep industrial background, rich experience in the field of 3D printing application, and a strong global vision. INTAMSYS has become recognized among the leading experts in the field of PEEK printing, they have a proven track record of offering creative, proprietary 3D printing solutions. The team’s knowledge and capabilities drive their vision to reality and to be a world-class supplier of additive manufacturing solutions.”

Professor Ping Keung Ko, a well-known semiconductor scientist and investor, added: “Since we first invested in INTAMSYS four years ago, we have seen the rapid growth of the company, start with the early technological innovation that enabled the company to tap into new markets and industries, such as the aerospace and the shoemaking industries, the tooling and fixture applications, etc. We strongly believe in the potential of the team; we will continue to support the company’s development and ambition in future.”

Based on the trend and development of the 3D printing industry, INTAMSYS decided in the early stage to focus its development on the overseas markets, and now has marketing and technical service centres in both Germany and the United States.

Additive Manufacturing in China is a hive of activity and continues to grow in action and interest from year to year, the manufacturing industry now gradually aims to minimise the development time and cost. 3D printing technologies therefore have become more popular within the industry, and are widely applied on complex prototyping with high precision and low volume production runs.

About Sequoia Capital China

The Sequoia Capital team helps daring founders build legendary companies. In partnering with Sequoia Capital, companies benefit from our unmatched community and the lessons we’ve learned over 49 years. As “The Entrepreneurs Behind The Entrepreneurs”, Sequoia Capital China focuses on three sectors: TMT, healthcare and consumer/service. Over the past 16 years we’ve had the privilege of working with approximately 600 companies in China.

About INTAMSYS

INTAMSYS is a world-leading high-tech company providing 3D printing and industrial direct additive manufacturing solutions for high-performance materials. It is co-founded by a team of engineers from world-class high-tech companies engaged in precision equipment development and high-performance materials research for many years.

Focusing on aerospace, aviation, automotive, electronic manufacturing, consumer goods, healthcare, scientific research and other industries, the company provides comprehensive additive manufacturing solutions from functional test prototyping, tooling and fixture manufacturing to direct mass production of final products, covering equipment, software, high-performance materials and printing services.
For more information, please visit www.intamsys.com

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