Mantis Composites
California-based Mantis Composites manufactures motor vehicles and 3D prints carbon fibre for auto, aviation, and space systems.
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2014California-based Mantis Composites manufactures motor vehicles and 3D prints carbon fibre for auto, aviation, and space systems.
Mantis Composites, based in San Luis Obispo, California, specializes in 3D printing continuous carbon fiber components for automotive, aviation, and space systems. Utilizing advanced material systems like PEEK/Carbon Fiber, Carbon/Carbon, and Carbon/Silicon-Carbide, the company aims to enable the next generation of high-performance machines. Their technology focuses on producing lightweight, high-strength, and thermally flexible components that are otherwise unachievable through traditional manufacturing methods.
Mantis Composites has made significant strides in the field of advanced manufacturing, leveraging their proprietary 3D printing technology to create intricate and robust components. Their innovative approach has positioned them as a key player in the high-performance materials market, impacting industries that demand cutting-edge solutions. The company's achievements reflect their commitment to pushing the boundaries of what is possible with carbon fiber and composite materials.
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Mantis Composites was founded in 2014.
Mantis Composites' headquarters is located in San Luis Obispo, CA, US.
Mantis Composites' most recent funding round was for $225k (USD) in May 2018.
As of May 22, 2018, Mantis Composites has raised a total of $450k (USD).
Mantis Composites has 8 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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