Seurat Technologies

Seurat Technologies is an advanced metal contract manufacturer that provides serial production of high-volume, industrial-scale parts using its proprietary Area Printing® technology. The company was co-founded by James DeMuth, who was first inspired in 2009 while working at Lawrence Livermore Labs on a nuclear fusion energy project. James and the founding team created Seurat in 2015 to decouple the parameters of speed and resolution in metal additive manufacturing. Seurat operates a distributed contract manufacturing model built for American supply chain resilience, printing metal parts domestically at volume. All U.S. manufacturing happens in its Boston-based facility, with local print depots planned around the globe.

James DeMuth was first inspired to co-found Seurat in 2009 when he was working at Lawrence Livermore Labs on a nuclear fusion energy project, leveraging an extremely powerful laser capable of delivering over 150 trillion watts of power. To withstand the intense fatigue and temperatures of the fusion environment, special alloys were needed that could not be welded but could be 3D printed. However, the 3D metal printers of the time were slow; roughly, it would take nearly 2 centuries for a single printer to make just one fusion chamber. With all traditional metal additive manufacturing processes, print speed and resolution are tightly coupled. James and the founding team created Seurat in 2015 to create a future of unlimited scalability by decoupling the parameters of speed and resolution and unlocking access to potentially the full market of conventional manufacturing.

High-volume, industrial-scale metal contract manufacturing with high fidelity and high throughput, enabling reshoring of metal manufacturing.

• Area Printing® technology

  Proprietary technology for serial production of high-volume, industrial-scale metal parts.

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