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H13 Tool Steel Material for the Metal X Printer
We're excited to announce our newest material for the Metal X — H13 Tool Steel
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In-Q-Tel
Partnership enables the U.S. government to leverage the Markforged industrial additive manufacturing platform for creating metal and continuous carbon fiber parts
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Copper
The Markforged Metal X brings cost and speed efficiencies to copper, making it easy to consistently create complex parts with high electrical and thermal conductivity
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Markforged Achieves ISO/IEC 27001 Certification
Markforged, the first 3D printing systems manufacturer to achieve ISO/IEC 27001 Certification, reinforces commitment to the highest standards of information security and data protection
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Guhring UK Press Release
Guhring UK is at the leading edge of tool design, using the Markforged metal platform to improve subtractive processes
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Markforged x Lean Machine Case Study
Lean Machine CNC turned to both metal and carbon fiber 3D printing to transform its manufacturing operations. In this video, we interview several Markforged users within the organization, and ask them how it’s made things more efficient.
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How 3D Printing Drives Change in the Automotive Industry
Jump into the fast lane and learn how the automotive industry is utilizing 3D printing
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Metal X Walkthrough
Learn how to go from design to fully functional 3D printed metal parts with a metal 3D printer. The entire additive manufacturing process combines metal injection molding (MIM) and fused filament fabrication (FFF) technologies together into Bound Powder Extrusion. BPE provides a simple, cost-effective way to create metal parts.
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5 Metal 3D Printing Applications That Will Change Manufacturing
From functional prototypes to custom tools and even complex bracketry, here are some of the best applications for metal 3D printing.
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L'importanza della progettazione per la produzione
Analizziamo da vicino la progettazione per la produzione e l'assemblaggio (DFM/DFMA) e il modo in cui è possibile implementarla nel ciclo di sviluppo del prodotto.