PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Tronix3D will invest nearly $4 million to expand its 3D printing and manufacturing operations in Pittsburgh, creating 47 new jobs over the next three years and retaining 18 existing full-time positions, Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Oct. 30.
The company, which serves the robotics, automotive, aerospace, medical and defense industries, is relocating from the third to the fourth floor of its facility at 6901 Lynn Way, growing from 3,700 to 12,000 square feet. Tronix3D received a funding proposal from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development for a $200,000 Pennsylvania First grant, which it will use to buy manufacturing equipment. The governor's BusinessPA team coordinated the project.
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Company: Tronix3D
Location: 6901 Lynn Way, Pittsburgh (Allegheny County), Pa.
Investment: Nearly $4 million (company); $200,000 Pennsylvania First grant proposed (state)
Jobs: 47 new over three years; 18 full-time positions retained
Type: Expansion (3D printing and manufacturing)
Announced: Oct. 30, 2026