Craig Pyser

CEO and Co-Founder

Craig Pyser is the CEO and Co-Founder of AMufacture, a leading UK industrial additive manufacturing specialist. After a successful career in investment banking, Craig co-founded AMufacture in 2018 and has since led the company's growth into one of the UK's most innovative contract manufacturers, delivering advanced 3D printing solutions across multiple industries.

Under his leadership, AMufacture became the first company in the UK to deploy HP's 5620 Multi Jet Fusion technology, reinforcing its position at the forefront of industrial additive manufacturing and now manage the largest fleet in the sector.

In 2025, Craig was appointed Chair of Additive Manufacturing UK (AMUK), where he helps shape the future of the sector by promoting innovation, collaboration and wider adoption of additive manufacturing technologies across UK industry.

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Articles by Craig Pyser

A person sat at a computer monitor. The screen shows a CGI render of various 3D printed components.

22/10/26Events

The Budget must back British manufacturing

The Budget must back British manufacturing if it is to deliver the growth the country needs, says Craig Pyser, chief executive of additive manufacturer AMufacture […]

Craig Pyser

A four-rotor drone silhouetted in flight against a sunset sky

28/09/26Defence

Drones win battles. Factories win wars. Britain must industrialise drone production now

When it comes to the security of our nation, there is a lot we can learn from the French. That’s why I was delighted that French President Emmanuel Macron was the first international visitor to Downing Street since Andy Burnham became Prime Minister.

Craig Pyser

AMufacture team member holding a branded parcel on the production floor

28/09/26Defence

Point-of-need production: how additive manufacturing builds resilient defence supply chains

We recently issued a press release in response to The Defence Investment Plan. Today we’re going to explain exactly how distributed manufacturing and digital-inventory-to-point-of-need models […]

Craig Pyser

28/09/26Defence

3D printing for drones and uncrewed systems: A complete guide

From intelligence gathering and surveillance to force protection and frontline support, drones and uncrewed systems are one of the fastest-evolving defence technologies in modern warfare. […]

Craig Pyser

A 3D printed drone. The drone looks like a small plane with exposed propellors on both wings. It is sat on top of a metal box.

28/08/26Defence

How 3D printing can deliver the UK's defence dividend

We squandered the peace dividend. But UK manufacturing – and additive manufacturing in particular – can deliver a new defence dividend if politicians allow them […]

Craig Pyser

30/06/26Defence

AMufacture responds to Defence Investment Plan

The UK’s leading additive manufacturing contract manufacturer today warned the UK could not squander the defence dividend in the same way it had wasted the […]

Craig Pyser

28/06/26Defence

AMufacture components now across all four military domains

A UK additive manufacturer is now producing components for uncrewed systems operating in all four military domains – air, land, sea and underwater – as […]

Craig Pyser

Multiple 3D printers on the factory floor.

28/09/25Defence

Expert warns UK MoD could lose £110M savings without AM adoption

The UK defence sector is missing out on major savings by failing to adopt additive manufacturing as a mainstream production method, an industry leader has […]

Craig Pyser