VulcanForms, a Devens, MA-based company building an integrated digital metal manufacturing platform, has raised $220 million in a new funding round led by Eclipse and 1789 Capital.
The round also saw participation from Washington Harbour, Fontinalis, IEQ Capital, and others.
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The funding supports VulcanForms’ expansion of its fully integrated manufacturing facilities, which combine advanced metal 3D printing, precision machining, automation, inspection, and AI-driven software. This integrated system reduces complexity, cuts costs and delivers high-quality products at scale, while also enabling ongoing R&D, materials development, and future growth.
“American manufacturers need a domestic option that can match global production in speed and precision,” said Kevin Kassekert, CEO of VulcanForms. “This funding allows us to meet growing demand, and expand as a key partner for companies building strong U.S. supply chains.”
VulcanForms is building the first fully integrated digital metal manufacturing platform in the U.S. Today’s metal supply chains are fragmented, with production spread across multiple vendors and locations, resulting in excess costs, waste, and delays. As global tensions and trade issues reshape manufacturing, this old model is becoming inefficient and hard to scale. VulcanForms solves this by combining complex, multi-step processes into fully integrated domestic digital factories capable of large-scale, high-quality production.
VulcanForms has progressed from development to large-scale industrial production, securing multi-billion-dollar programs in medical devices, consumer products, aerospace, defence, and industrial markets. These programs demonstrate the company’s ability to deliver high-quality metal products at scale and show that organisations are bringing critical manufacturing back to the U.S. when a reliable domestic supplier is available.
VulcanForms runs a fully integrated digital metal manufacturing platform that combines advanced metal production, precision machining, automation, and proprietary software into a single workflow. This approach improves quality, consistency and delivery times while supporting domestic sourcing of critical components. As industries like aerospace and healthcare aim to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers and accelerate innovation, VulcanForms provides the industrial capability for the next era of U.S. manufacturing.
“1789 Capital is excited to support VulcanForms, a company strengthening American industry and reducing reliance on foreign suppliers,” said Omeed Malik, President of 1789 Capital. “By bringing high-skilled manufacturing jobs back to the U.S., VulcanForms is helping shape the next chapter of American prosperity.”
“Rebuilding U.S. industrial capacity takes bold engineering and large-scale manufacturing, and VulcanForms has shown it can do both,” said Greg Reichow, Partner at Eclipse. “Their platform brings critical component production back onshore with unmatched precision, speed and reliability. Eclipse is proud to support a team that is delivering real results today while shaping the future of American manufacturing.”
About VulcanForms
Headquartered in Devens, Massachusetts, VulcanForms, led by CEO Kevin Kassekert, develops advanced digital metal manufacturing technology and operates fully integrated U.S. production facilities. These facilities combine metal 3D printing, precision machining, automation, inspection and proprietary software into a single platform. By integrating technology and manufacturing, VulcanForms helps American companies produce complex, high-performance metal parts at scale with consistent quality, cost efficiency and secure domestic supply chains.
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