Continuum Powders

Coming – September 24

The Future of Advanced Metallurgy: Inside Continuum Powders' Disruptive Multi-Billion Dollar Circular Economy

Date and Time

September 24

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4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT

Details will be shared with confirmed attendees

About this Event

Traditional metal powder production methods are fragmented, centuries old, and wildly inefficient. Every year, over 50,000 tons of valuable titanium is scrapped or landfilled in the U.S. alone, forcing advanced industries to rely on costly, geopolitically risky virgin imports.

Continuum Powders has solved this macro supply chain crisis.

By operating a true single-step “Melt-to-Powder” platform, Continuum eliminates the energy-heavy, expensive intermediate steps of traditional ingot casting and pre-processing. Their proprietary Greyhound Foundry Technology accepts form-factor agnostic feedstock—including solid scrap, machine turnings, and failed builds—and re-engineers them into ultra-pure, spec-driven spherical powders with a guaranteed “back-to-melt” alloy birth record.

Unlocking the $100 Billion Circular Solution Opportunity
Discover how Continuum is moving past specialized, low-volume 3D printing applications to disrupt massive, mass-market industrial sectors. By bringing production economics down to competitive levels, Continuum is positioned to displace legacy cast manufacturing across a $100B addressable market encompassing Defense, Aerospace, Energy, and Automotive sectors.

The Inflection Point: Scaling to Gen IV Foundry Economics
Continuum is executing a highly engineered technical roadmap. During this session, management will break down the near-term deployment of their Gen IV Foundry systems. You will see how this landmark iteration scales production facility metrics:
  • Throughput: Scaling from 500 kgs/day to 2,000 kgs/day.
  • Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) Yield: Increasing to 30%+.
  • Gross Margins: Projected expansion from ~20% to 50%+.

Robust Intellectual Property & North American Footprint
Continuum’s technology moat is secured by 10 granted patents and 6 pending patents. Operating out of their primary production hub in Houston, TX, alongside their Cloverdale R&D center, the company has built the infrastructure necessary to process a vast catalog of 35+ specialty alloys and Titanium grades.

Join our executive briefing with Continuum Powders CEO, Jon Cozens, to discover how a near-term capital infusion scales operations to Gen IV Foundries, projected to skyrocket throughput to 2,000 kgs/day and expand gross margins to 50%+.

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