The only way to get industrial-grade parts in hand in hours, not weeks — the X7 enables engineers and designers to fundamentally improve their manufacturing operation at light speed.
Carbon Fiber Strength
The X7 3D prints Continuous Carbon Fiber reinforced parts in hours that are as strong as — and capable of replacing — machined aluminum.
Functional Parts of All Types
Whatever your functional requirements are — flame resistant, chemical resistant, energy absorbent, high resolution, draft parts — the X7 has an industrial material or print mode capable of fabricating a functional part for you.
Industrial Reliability and Accuracy
Precision-machined hardware, advanced sensors, and unique software drive industry leading accuracy and reliability. Only Markforged industrial 3D printers offer micron-level laser scanning for closed-loop calibration, reliably yielding parts with 50 μm repeatability and industry-leading surface finish.
Specs
Physical Dimensions
| Width | 584 mm |
| Depth | 483 mm |
| Height | 914 mm |
| Weight | 48 kg / 106 lbs |
Build Volume
| Width | 330 mm |
| Depth | 270 mm |
| Height | 200 mm |
Printer primary Specs
- Printing Process
- Continuous Fiber Reinforcement (CFR)
- Z Layer Resolution
- 50 μm - 250 μm
- Printing Media
- Composite Base Filaments, Continuous Fibers
- Internal Part Geometry
- Closed Cell Infill with Continuous Fiber Reinforcement
- Print Bed
- Precision Ground Composite
Materials
Available Materials
System Details
About the X7
The Markforged X7 CFR industrial 3D printer combines precision-built hardware, advanced sensors, and best-in-class software to deliver accurate parts repeatably. It features a reinforced, precision-machined gantry and a precision ground print bed that can be removed and replaced with 10 μm repeatability. Each piece of hardware in the filament extrusion system — from the nozzles to the extruder hobs — is optimized to resist wear from micro carbon fiber filled nylon filaments and maintain print quality over thousands of hours. Out of material sensors ensure that you’re always printing while a scanning laser on the printhead enables the printer to dynamically adjust the first layers of a print to achieve perfect bed adhesion.
The X7 has a 3rd-generation fiber reinforcement system that enables you to lay down continuous fiber into parts. Only Markforged composite printers are capable of printing continuous fiber reinforced parts.
Materials
Print with Markforged's full range of Composite Base materials and Continuous Fibers.
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Onyx
Micro carbon fiber filled nylon offers excellent heat resistance, surface finish, and chemical resistance.
Onyx FR
Certified UL 94 V-0 rated flame-retardant nylon filled with micro-carbon fiber that possesses the same core properties as Onyx.
Nylon
Smooth, white, non-abrasive, and easily painted nylon thermoplastic best used for non-marring workholding and human contact.
Carbon Fiber
Stiff, strong, and extremely light, carbon fiber reinforcement yields parts capable of replacing machined aluminum.
Fiberglass
Inexpensive and 11 times stiffer than ABS, Fiberglass is the perfect entry-level Continous Fiber for 3D printing functional parts.
Kevlar
Extremely durable and highly resistant to catastrophic failure, Kevlar® is an excellent reinforcement choice for harsh environments.
HSHT Fiberglass
HSHT fiberglass material delivers the highest impact resistance and heat deflection temperature of our continuous fibers, and can be used for low-temp molds.
The power of Continuous Carbon Fiber at your fingertips.
Software
3D Printing Software Meets Production Management
Design your part, upload it into our browser-based software, select from a wide range of Composite Base filaments and Continuous Fibers, and hit print. It's that simple.
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Customer Success Stories
Cashco, Inc.
Cashco increased production rates while keeping its toolmakers happy using its X7 3D printer -
Customer Success Stories
Wärtsilä
Wärtsilä turned to its Markforged X7 printer to create the world's first 3D printed CE-Certified lifting tool -
Customer Success Stories
Siemens Energy Innovation Center
The one-of-a-kind Siemens Energy Innovation Center in Florida was tasked with finding a better way to maintain turbines that could help reduce offsite repairs and costly downtime.
