Mask Logic secures £780k in seed funding and grants led by Equity Gap to advance manufacturing and enter the UK market.
Equity Gap led the seed financing for the Edinburgh based manufacturer of custom fit respirators, with backing from Scottish Enterprise, Old College Capital, and Apollo Informal Investment.
Mask Logic manufactures custom fit reusable face masks using 3D scanning and printing technology to improve safety and comfort in workplaces. The company is headquartered in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh based Mask Logic has secured £780k in a seed funding round and grants led by Equity Gap, with participation from Scottish Enterprise, Old College Capital, and Apollo Informal Investment. The fresh capital will be deployed to advance manufacturing, secure regulatory certification, and enter the UK market. The company produces custom fit 3D printed respirators designed to improve comfort and safety in high risk workplaces.
From the founder
"We realised that by combining modern 3D imaging with 3D-printed soft materials, we could create bespoke, perfectly fitted masks that conform to the unique contours of each face. In our first comparative trial, our masks proved more comfortable than standard disposable alternatives. Since then, we’ve refined our design dramatically yet we’ve remained true to our original mission: to create the most comfortable, personalised respiratory masks possible, suited for every face. We believe the days of painful, pressure-inducing masks are finally over."
Ken Stewart
NHS consultant surgeon at Mask Logic
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- 01Scale operations
- 02Accelerate go-to-market
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Mask Logic
Mask Logic manufactures custom fit reusable face masks using 3D scanning and printing technology.