The brief
- Founded 2015; Series A $13M (2021), Series B $25M (2021), Series C $20M (2024). Total $61.5M+.
- TrueShape: hybrid 3D printing + CNC for H13/P20 tool steel. Reduces tooling lead times by 64–84%.
- Acquired by Angstrom Group (Nov 2025). Scaling across 41 facilities for automotive and industrial.
Technical approach
Metal paste extrusion
Mantle extrudes metal pastes layer by layer, similar to FDM printing but using metal powders mixed with a binder instead of polymers.
Print and machine in one system
P-200 integrates a 3D printer with CNC milling. After each layer, the CNC head machines the surface to precise dimensions.
High-temperature consolidation
The F-200 furnace sinters printed parts, burning off binder and welding powder particles into solid steel matching tool steel properties.
Industry-standard tool steels
Mantle produces parts in H13 (the most common die steel) and P2X (equivalent to P20 mold steel), enabling direct use in high-volume injection molding.

