Companies in the Spider silk industry
Spider silkName | Description | Industry | Official Website | Location | ||
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Bolt Threads is a biotechnology company that makes high performance fabrics and materials using biology. | ||||||
Spiber, Inc is a private biomaterials company using industrial biotechnology to develop silk. | ||||||
AMSilk is a Munich-based synthetic biology company that produces fibers made from the same protein as spider silk. | ||||||
A medical company in Massachusetts focusing on lowering the cost of vaccine distribution. | ||||||
A biotechnology company developing and commercializing spider silk for textiles and performance polymers. Kraig Biocraft Laboratories uses genetic engineering to produce recombinant spider silk based fibers on an industrial scale. | ||||||
EV Biotech is a microbial cell factory (MCF) strain development company. | ||||||
Cleantech Group is a research and consulting firm that provides clients with an online platform designed to connect corporate entities with potential customers, strategic partners, and investors in the cleantech industry. | ||||||
Xampla is a Cambridge, Cambridgeshire-based company founded in 2018 by Tuomas Knowles. | ||||||
Warwick Mills is a New Ipswich, New Hampshire-based company founded in 1881. | ||||||
Spintex artificially spins the highest performance silk fibers available, through a spider-inspired process. | ||||||
Inspidere is a biotech company, based in Brainport region Eindhoven. | ||||||
Oxford Biomaterials Limited is a company founded in 2001. | ||||||
Seevix was founded in 2014 and develops spider silk technology. | ||||||
The Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, NARO is a Japan-based company founded in 2001. | ||||||
Spidey Tek is a biotech company dedicated to the mass production of the strongest material known to man-spider silk. |
