Roboze

Roboze provides 3D printers, related software, and materials targeting aerospace, energy, manufacturing, mobility and transportation, defense, education and research, product development, and medical devices industries. The company offers a range of 3D printers named Argo 1000, Argo 500, and Argo 350, which enable the rapid production of end-use parts. These machines work with thermoplastic 3D printing materials such as Carbon PA, Helios PEEK 2005, ULTEM AM9085F, and Carbon polyetheretherketone (PEEK). Roboze also uses a patented beltless system in manufacturing, which replaces belts with racks and pinions to increase production speed and precision as well as repeatability of printed parts. The company claimed that this brings its AM technology on par with traditional manufacturing methods like CNC machining and injection molding. 

Roboze also launched a circular economy project in January 2022 that allows customers to return their waste material and 3D printed parts for recycling to be used to create AM materials.

Key customers and partnerships

Roboze partnered with AM incumbent Siemens (in March 2022) to develop complete workflows for the industrialization of 3D printing. Siemens Energy was also one of Roboze’s customers, while others included Bosch, GE, Airbus, Ariane Group, and Ducati. Roboze also partnered with PUNCH Torino, a developer of propulsion systems and control solutions, in September 2022 to accelerate the industrialization of additive manufacturing (AM) in automotive and marine sectors.

In August 2023, Roboze entered into reseller partnerships with Finnish company Tamspark OY, British company Solid Print3D, and Mexican company Axiomatek to strengthen its international presence. 

Funding and financials

In January 2022, Roboze raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Nova Capital, Lagfin, and several individual investors, including existing ones, to accelerate growth in the US market, invest more in R&D, and create new materials.