Markforged Industrial 3D Printers. Strong Parts. Right Now.
Markforged Industrial 3D Printers. Strong Parts. Right Now.
A complete line of machines made to create functional parts. Industrial 3D printers that consistently improve with a connected platform and precision construction.
FX10™
FX10™ is Markforged’s next generation industrial composite 3D printer — the result of years of engineering innovation and technological advancement. Its sole purpose is to deliver strong, accurate parts every print.
FX20™
An ULTEM™ filament capable production platform for big, strong, high temp parts — usable from factory floor to flight. The ULTEM™ and 9085 trademarks are used under license from SABIC, its affiliates or subsidiaries.
PX100™
The precise and reliable metal binder jetting solution for high-volume production.
Metal X™ System
An accessible way to go from design to metal part — the Metal X System is a leading end-to-end additive manufacturing solution.
X7™
The turnkey industrial 3D printer for many types of functional parts.
Desktop Series
Drive innovation right from your desktop. Powerful professional 3D printers designed to maximize the capabilities of high-quality composite printing.
Mark Two™
The powerful professional Carbon Fiber 3D printer for aluminum-strength parts.
Onyx Pro™
The workhorse professional 3D printer for Continuous Fiberglass-reinforced parts.
Strong Parts
Every Markforged industrial 3D printer is built to create strong parts. Period.
Designed for Reliability
Precision design and construction yields predictable, repeatable results.
Platform Connected
Monitored and controlled by a central platform — fabricating functional parts is as easy as pressing print.
1. Design & Slice
Design a part in your chosen CAD platform and export it as an STL. Upload the STL to Eiger and select your material and orientation. The software slices your part, automatically generating a raft, supports where necessary, and a layer of release material between the raft/supports and the part itself.
2. Print
Metal powder bound in plastic is printed a layer at a time into the shape of your part. Parts are scaled up to compensate for shrinkage during the sintering process.
3. Wash
After printing, “green” parts are placed into the Wash-1, which uses a debinding fluid to dissolve most of the plastic binding material.
4. Sinter
Washed “brown” parts are placed in a Markforged furnace, where they are heated with a material-specific profile to remove the remaining binder and solidify metal powder.
5. Use
Parts come out of the sintering furnace as fully metallic objects and can be used in manufacturing, tooling, and prototyping operations.
1. Design & Slice
Using the CAD platform of your choice, design a part. Many different parts can be printed, but following Design for Additive Manufacturing (DFAM) guidelines enables you to fully leverage the unique strength and flexibility of Markforged composite printers. Upload the STL to Eiger and select your base materials and part orientation.
2. Reinforce
Unique to Markforged composite printers with Continuous Fiber Reinforcement (CFR), Eiger enables you to print with two types of printing media: a Composite Base filament and a Continuous Fiber. Configure the reinforcement to your application, choosing a Continuous Fiber and layers to reinforce.
3. Print
A Markforged composite printer automatically prints your part layer by layer. Composite Base material is printed through one nozzle, and Continuous Fiber is laid in-layer by a second nozzle and extrusion system.
4. Use
The resulting composite part consists of a Composite Base and a Continuous Fiber, and can be used in a wide variety of industrial applications.
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