VulcanForms Raises $220 Million to Expand U.S. Digital Metal Manufacturing Platform

February 04, 2026
VulcanForms has secured $220 million in Series D financing led by Eclipse and 1789 Capital to expand its integrated digital metal manufacturing facilities in the United States.

VulcanForms has raised $220 million in a Series D funding round led by Eclipse and 1789 Capital, announced in a press release. The financing will support the expansion of VulcanForms’ integrated digital metal manufacturing facilities in the United States.

The new capital will enable the company to scale its production capacity and continue development of its technology platform, which combines metal additive manufacturing, precision machining, automation, and proprietary AI-enabled software into a single end-to-end workflow. This integration is designed to streamline production, reduce waste, and ensure consistent quality for industrial-scale manufacturing.

VulcanForms’ facilities serve sectors including aerospace, defense, medical devices, and industrial products. The company has moved from development to scaled production, securing large commercial programs across multiple industries. The funding will also advance its R&D initiatives and materials portfolio to support future capacity growth.

Eclipse and 1789 Capital both emphasized VulcanForms’ role in strengthening domestic manufacturing and providing a secure, high-performance alternative to global supply chains.

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