The guide to metal 3D printers

Metal 3D printing is a unique and pioneering new method of additively manufacturing metal parts. Until recently, the technology was not mature enough to be widely used in manufacturing. However, developments over the last five years have made metal 3D printing a scalable, robust solution. Effective implementation of this technology can transform your business.

Additive manufacturing with metals is still relatively new for many companies, and there is a lot of excitement surrounding the topic. The high complexity of the subject area is accompanied by many misunderstandings and a wide variety of technologies. In this guide, we provide you with clarity. It goes into detail about the benefits of metal additive manufacturing, the technologies and materials available and how you can take the first steps towards introducing metal 3D printing in your company.

Here you can find our guide to "Metal 3D printers".

Do you have questions about Markforged 3D printers or would you like a free quote? We're happy to help you find the right solution for your Markforged 3D printer application for composite materials and metal. We'd be happy to send you a test print of our 3D printers or demonstrate the printers at your location.

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Learn more about metal printing applications!

What applications is the Metal X suitable for? How do I design correctly for metal 3D printing? What do users say about it, and where can I find more information? – You've come to the right place! We've listed several information sources that will help you get the answers you need.

Design Guide

DfAM – How to best design your component for metal 3D printing? This guide provides valuable tips on design, material selection, and post-processing.

5 applications

In this guide, we'll explore five ideal applications for metal 3D printing. How can you identify a good application? What do you need to consider?

User report

In this practical application report from Stanley Black & Decker, costs and lead times were saved by optimizing an assembly.

Webinar

A Markforged application engineer explains the Metal X system and the available materials. He also demonstrates a complete process from printing to the finished part.