DyeMansion secured $14 million from Nordic Alpha Partners and existing investors.

DyeMansion, a Planegg (Munich), Germany-based developer of technology for 3D-printed plastic parts, announced raising $14 million in Series B funding round.

The round was led by Nordic Alpha Partners and included the existing investors UVC Partners, btov Partners, KGAL and AM Ventures.

Proceeds will be used to accelerate the company's transition to fully digital manufacturing, as it specifically plans to increase automation, digital connectivity and integration across its products and process chains.

DyeMansion, founded in 2013 and led by CEO Felix Ewald, is a producer of additive manufacturing finishing systems that turn 3D-printed raw parts into high-value products. The company’s goal is to provide its polymer 3D printing finishing solution to as many customers around the globe as possible and contribute to the broader adoption of additive manufacturing for serial production.

Prior to this round, DyMansion raised about $10 million.