Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing)
Why use additive manufacturing?
Reduce manufacturing and machining costs
Reduce clutter: keep a repository of parts digitally, not physically
Easily send electronic files instead of a physical part for remote jobs
Improve supply chain efficiency
Easily 3D print complex geometries
Eliminate tooling spend
Safe, automated processes
Metal X
Starting at $200,000
Everything you need to go from design to fully functional metal parts in under 24 hours! The Metal X 3D print system is an end-to-end manufacturing solution. The Metal X is up to 10x less expensive than alternative metal additive manufacturing technologies and up to a 100x less than traditional fabrication technologies like machining or casting. The cloud-based printer management software, built-in touchscreen interface and automatic material tracking make the Metal X system the simplest way to manufacture metal parts.
Field Edition X7
The Field Edition X7 combines the full capability of the Markforged X7 printer, with a rugged case and accessories. Print continuous carbon fiber composite parts that are stronger than 6061 Aluminum, and 40% lighter. The Field Edition comes with all the materials, replacement parts, and tools needed for months of deployment in the harshest environments. Go from fully packaged to printing in under 3 minutes.
Industrial Composite X7
Built from the ground up for reliable performance, the X7 delivers breakthrough quality and precision in 3D printing. The top-of-the-line industrial grade platform features a strengthened dual nozzle print system that supports Continuous Carbon Fiber and Kevlar reinforcement. Laser inspection scans parts mid-print to ensure dimensional accuracy for the most critical tolerances.
Metal 3D Printing Materials
17-4 PH Stainless Steel
Combines high strength, corrosion resistance, and hardness. Used in a wide variety of manufacturing applications.
D2 Tool Steel
Can be air-hardened to 60 HRC; trades toughness for hardness and abrasion resistance. Great for cutting tools and dies.
316L Stainless Steel (In Development)
Exhibits excellent corrosion resistance. Used in marine applications.
H13 Tool Steel
A hot-work tool steel with excellent toughness, wear resistance, and heat resistance. Excels in high temperatures.
Inconel 625
A proprietary nickel alloy that excels in high temperatures and corrosive environments. Used in automotive and aerospace.
Titanium Ti6Al4V (In Development)
Superior strength-to-weight ratio. Used in aerospace, medical, and other high-performance fields.
A2 Tool Steel
Can be air-hardened up to 58 HRC; excellent impact resistance. Used for forming tooling, punches, and dies.
Copper
Thermal and electrical conductivity. Print heat sinks, custom conductive elements, and other geometrically complex parts.