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Startup · United States

Layup Parts

HQ Huntington Beach, United StatesFounded 2024

Composite-parts maker using software to automate quoting and production of carbon-fiber and fiberglass parts for aerospace and defense customers.

WebsiteLinkedIn

Funding1 round · $42.0M

Disclosed
$42.0M
Latest
$42.0MSeries A · Jun 2, 2026

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People3

Hiring observations14 listings

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Profile5

  1. 1
    DatabaseLayup Parts

    Built In · Supports Organization · founded year

    “HQ Huntington Beach 14 Total Employees Year Founded: 2024”
  2. 2

    Layup Parts · Supports Organization · name

    “Layup Parts | Get your composite parts faster”
  3. 3

    PitchBook · Supports Organization · founded year

    “Layup Parts was founded in 2024.”
  4. 4

    Black Flag · Supports Organization

    “​Layup is redefining the composites industry by leveraging advanced technology to manufacture high-quality composite parts and tooling with unprecedented speed”
  5. 5

    Black Flag · Supports Organization

    “Technology-driven manufacturer of high-quality composite parts, offering rapid prototyping and production through advanced automation and proprietary software”

Funding1

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    TechCrunch · Jun 2, 2026 · Supports Funding round · amount, Organization

    “has raised another $42 million in a Series A funding round led by dual-use venture fund Marlinspike, with participation from new investors Cerberus Ventures and Pinegrove Venture Partners, and existing backers Founders Fund and Lux Capital”

People1

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    TechCrunch · Supports Role

    “Layup was founded by Zack Eakin, Hanno Kappen and Elisa Suarez; the trio met while working at The Boring Company”

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