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Tronix3D Expands Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Manufacturing Operations

11/02/2026
Additive manufacturing company Tronix3D plans to expand its operations in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The nearly $4 million project is expected to create 47 jobs.

The investment will include additional space at the company’s existing facility, along with the purchase of new manufacturing equipment.

“Tronix3D is grateful for the Commonwealth’s support as we expand our advanced manufacturing operations in Pittsburgh,” said Tronix3D CEO Mike Vindler. “This investment will allow us to increase our production capacity, create 47 new jobs over the next three years, and continue supporting critical industries including robotics, defense, aerospace, and Physical AI right here in Pennsylvania.”

To support the project, the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) offered a $200,000 Pennsylvania First grant.

“Pennsylvania is building a stronger, more innovative economy by investing in companies that are pushing the boundaries of advanced manufacturing,” noted DCED Secretary Rick Siger. “Tronix3D’s expansion is a great example of how we’re helping innovative businesses grow, bring cutting-edge technologies to market, and create good-paying jobs right here in the Commonwealth. Under Governor Shapiro’s leadership, we’re making strategic investments that strengthen our manufacturing base and ensure Pennsylvania remains competitive in the industries shaping our future.”

Tronix3D specializes in additive manufacturing and 3D printing technologies for industrial applications. The company provides manufacturing solutions for customers in the robotics, automotive, aerospace, medical and defense industries.

“Tronix3D’s growth demonstrates the incredible strength and trajectory of Southwestern Pennsylvania’s advanced manufacturing and technology ecosystem,” added Pittsburgh Regional Alliance CEO Stefani Pashman. “Expanding operations in Pittsburgh not only creates valuable jobs but also bolsters the supply chains powering our region’s key sectors – from robotics to aerospace. We’re grateful for the Shapiro Administration’s partnership in backing innovative, high-growth companies that are shaping our region’s economic future.”

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