Components from the industrial 3D printer
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Manufacturing companies experience the same symptoms time and time again:
Over 5500 manufacturers worldwide rely on Markforged to reduce costs, keep production lines running and work with greater safety and flexibility.
Find out how you can additively manufacture components that previously had to be produced uneconomically by mechanical means.
The Digital Forge
Consisting of software, printers and materials that work together seamlessly on a standardised platform and have been specially developed for integration into your existing production system.
Solutions for production
Industrial 3D printing for your manufacturing – more independence, availability and innovation in your production processes.
Find out how leading manufacturers use Markforged 3D printers
3D printing as a useful manufacturing supplement!
Economical 3D printing with advanced materials such as Onyx or Carbon continuous fibre reinforcement and metal. Components made of Onyx in combination with a Carbon continuous fiber achieve strengths of aluminium. You can therefore produce highly stable components that you previously had to machine but did not want to machine.
The future of manufacturing is now
In 2014, Markforged introduced the world’s first and only carbon fibre 3D printer. More than 1000 customers later, that mission hasn’t changed: To give every engineer the ability to hold 3D printed parts with extremely high strength in their hands on the same day. Because with a Markforged 3D printer, you can get your parts even faster and more innovatively. Whether made of onyx with a carbon continuous fibre, stainless steel or 11 other printing materials. For applications that need to be feather-light, durable or printed with extremely high strength.
3D printing is not a technology of the future. 3D printing is already a fully-fledged manufacturing technology.
Applications for Markforged 3D Printers
Jigs, Fixtures & Tooling
From custom soft jaws for work-holding to alignment jigs for welding, the applications for Markforged 3D Printers are endless. With this in mind you can significantly improve many of the behind-the-scenes tasks associated with manufacturing and fabrication. Furthermore you will experience shorter lead times, increased machine bandwidth and substantially reduce your manufacturing costs. Complementing your manufacturing facility with a Markforged printer is comparatively easy and very cost-effective.
End Use Parts
3D printing is now a viable alternative for manufacturing end use parts. It proves to be a very cost-effective solution when compared to traditional low-volume production techniques. For example you can make end-use parts that are very strong, with excellent surface finish and high accuracy on demand. As a result this will substantially reduce your companies manufacturing costs and hence improve your bottom line.
Prototypes
It’s now possible, using the prototype you created for form and fit, to immediately test for function. Because The unique range of Markforged materials aren’t just strong, they look good too. Therefore if your prototype works you can leave it in place and get on with something else.
Subsequently you’ll dramatically shorten development cycles, save money on materials and carry a zero spares inventory.
The range of Markforged 3D Printers
With the Markforged desktop range you can 3D print stronger components from your office. The Desktop Series includes the Markforged Onyx One, Onyx Pro and the Mark Two 3D Printer! The Mark Two is a Carbon fiber 3D Printer which offers you industrial grade hardware, cloud managed software and engineering grade materials combine to allow you to print light, strong replacements for machined aluminum. Now your parts can be ready the same-day, for a fraction of the price. Often many peoples first venture in to 3D printing, the desktop range is specifically designed for engineers. They find new ways to design and make their components very quickly due to the short learning curve. However, it doesn’t stop there, the works engineers and maintenance teams find many different uses for it too. What could you do with a 3D printer from Markforged?
The Markforged 3D printer range
With the Markforged desktop series, you can print industry standard 3D printed parts right in your office! The X-series prints extremely stable and highly precise parts. The Markforged Metal X has once again revolutionised the industry. Safe, reliable and affordable. Never before has metal printing been so affordable. What can you print with a Markforged 3D printer? We help you speed up your production and prototyping and save costs!
Rediscover manufacturing with Markforged 3D printers!
Almost any production can now benefit from 3D printing. Three-dimensional printing technology is more accessible than ever before. You can find a solution for every requirement. And thanks to high-end 3D printers, you can often achieve greater efficiency in the production of components, as time, material and costs can be saved.
Markforged was founded to change the way products are made and it could be found at the intersection of traditional manufacturing and cutting-edge material science. Because of this, they believe in a future where the transition from your design to finished parts is easy, safe and affordable. That’s why Markforged has created the world’s only ecosystem of plastic, metal and composite 3D printers. As a result, you can focus on developing products that change the world.
Mark3D your Markforged Reseller for Europe and the UK
Mark3D is your UK partner for Markforged high-end 3D printers, materials, software, spares, training and consultancy. We will help you to find the right solution for your application from the range of composite and metal Markforged 3D printers.
Markforged are on a mission to bring industrial 3D printing to the point of need, so that supply chains can become resilient. This is being done by building The Digital Forge, the world’s most reliable, intelligent, and easy-to-use additive manufacturing platform.
Mark3D UK help businesses evaluate, develop and adopt Additive Manufacturing applications into their production processes in a variety of industries covering Aerospace, Automotive, Consumer Products, Oil and Gas, General Manufacturing. Military and more.