Growing lighter, stronger, and more durable nanolaminated alloys and parts that are cost competitive and redefining metals manufacturing.
Unreasonable actively supported Modumetal, Inc. from October 2019 to July 2021, but the company is no longer part of the Unreasonable Community.
Currently Operating in Eight Regions
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December 27, 2019
Russian corporate fund backs US company to “revolutionize metal performance at the nano-scale”
In mid-December Severstal Ventures, an investment vehicle created last year by the Russian steel and mining giant Severstal, announced an investment in US company Modumetal.
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December 3, 2019
Cleaning Up Steel
Another way to reduce the environmental impact of steel and other metals is to create better versions that, for example, last longer, and so don’t have to be replaced as often. Modumetal, a company...
Read on Medium »September 23, 2019
Toyota subsidiary begins joint venture with Modumetal
Toyota Tsusho America and Modumetal to manufacture nanolaminated alloys for fastener applications.
Read on Today's Motor Vehicles »
September 18, 2019
After years of testing, Seattle nanotech firm Modumetal poised for billion-dollar market
After nearly a decade of field trials and demonstrations, a Seattle-born nanomaterial that is 30 times more corrosion-resistant than traditional galvanized steel is poised to go mass market. On...
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