We had some exiting news from Markforged last week with the announcement of their expansion into mass production of end-use metal parts. Markforged are set to acquire Digital Metal, the creator of a leading binder jetting solution known to be precise and reliable.

The Markforged Metal X system is a popular choice for accessible, end-to-end metal printing, used for low volume production, R&D and within education. Markforged are already well known for quality and reliability, making Digital Metal a strong addition to the line-up. We’re exited to see this technology incorporated into the Digital Forge and extend capabilities into high-throughput production of metal additive parts.

Watch this space for further updates and read the full announcement on the Markforged website here.

Read the official announcement
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Design Guide

DfAM – How do you design your part best for metal 3D printing? In this guide you will find valuable tips on design, material selection and post-processing.

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In this white paper, we take a look at three benefits of metal additive manufacturing and three problems the technology is perfectly suited to solve.

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Case Study

In this practical case study from Stanley Black & Decker, cost and lead time were saved by optimizing an assembly.

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Webinar

An application engineer from Markforged explains the Metal X system and which materials are available. He also shows a complete run from printing to the finished part.

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