Description
$63,751,150,423.00
A revolutionary metal 3D printing system that produces next-day custom, functional metal parts.
Categories: Metal Printer, Printer
Description
Markforged Metal X
Metal 3D Printer
Starting at:
137900
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Markforged Metal X is a revolutionary metal 3D printing system that produces next-day custom, functional metal parts.
The Markforged Metal X is an accessible way to fabricate complex metal parts.
- Print high-quality custom parts directly on your factory floor in a wide range of materials, from stainless steel to copper. Built for consistent part quality over thousands of print hours, the Metal X delivers industrial-grade parts quickly and reliably.
- As one of the most intuitive 3D metal printing systems available, the Markforged Metal X requires minimal training on a closed workflow, requires no dedicated operator, and is purposely designed to be safe and accessible, with minimal PPE, for all fabricators.
- Easily scale your system as the needs of your company grow. Just add printers.
What features do you get with Metal X?
- Get fully functional custom metal parts from your 3D designs in as few as 28 hours.
- Print metal powder bound in a plastic matrix, eliminating many safety risks traditionally associated with metal 3D printers. No loose powder, no lasers, and none of the necessary traditional safety precautions. Safe to use in a shop environment with minimal facility upgrades.
- With a precision machined gantry, heated chamber and print bed, and advanced extrusion hardware the Metal X is equipped to reliably and repeatedly print durable metal parts.
- Designed with the end-user in mind, your Metal X’s wear components and consumables, including print sheets, nozzles, and brushes, are easily accessible and simple to swap out or replace.
Printer Specs
Max Part Size
250 x 183 x 150 mm (9.8 x 7.2 x 5.9 in), 10kg
Layer Height
50µm and 125µm post-sinter
Internal Part Geometry
Closed Cell Infill (Triangular) or Solid Parts
Print Bed
Heated, Auto Leveling, Replaceable Print Sheets
Print System
Two nozzles — Metal material and release material
Additional resources
With its endless possibilities, our Xperts are here to help you find the right combination of solutions that will enhance your product by allowing you to innovate, develop, and design without limits.
Wash-1
- The Wash-1 for the Metal X printing system is a solvent-based debinding system that uses a high-performance fluid to safely, efficiently, and eco-consciously clean your metal prints in preparation for sintering.
- As a tested and verified shop-safe system, the Wash-1 is easy to operate and needs simple ventilation.
Sinter-1 and Sinter-2
- The Markforged Sinter-1 and Sinter-2 are highly optimized tube furnaces used for sintering 3D-printed metal parts. They provide leading-edge sintering reliability and run times, as well as advanced safety features.
- The Sinter-2 builds on the capabilities of the Sinter-1, featuring a larger working volume, more precise temperature control, and a mechanical door interlock. The Sinter-2 can also process small parts in Express Mode, where it can sinter up to 250g of parts in just 17 hours.
A2 Tool Steel
- A2 Tool Steel is a highly versatile air-hardening tool steel often regarded as a universal cold work steel. It offers a combination of good wear resistance and toughness.
D2 Tool Steel
- D2 Tool Steel offers excellent wear resistance and is widely used in applications that require high compressive strength, sharp edges, and abrasion resistance.
Copper
- A soft and ductile metal, copper is valued for its electrical and thermal conductivity, making it an ideal material for heat sinks and heat exchangers, power distribution components, manufacturing equipment, etc. With higher thermal and electrical conductivity than the copper alloys used in DLMS printers, Markforged’s pure copper easily prints custom metal parts that may have been too expensive, too long, or totally impossible to manufacture before.
H13 Tool Steel
- H13 tool steel can be heat treated at 45 HRC with a UTS of 1500 MPa, making it a versatile hot work tool steel ideal for manufacturing operations. It is harder than 17-4 PH stainless steel and retains its material properties at high temperatures. Use it with confidence for tool bodies, brazing mounts, and other parts where you need superior hardness or heat resistance.
Inconel 625
- Inconel 625 is a nickel-chromium-based superalloy designed to maintain printing strength and corrosion resistance at high temperatures. Bring the power of a forge to your Metal X system, allowing you to print fully functional prototypes and end-use parts that can survive the harshest environments.
*Markforged Inconel 625 meets the chemical requirements of ASTM B443 and maintains a UTS of 500 MPa at 600ºC.
17-4PH Stainless Steel
- 17-4 PH Stainless Steel is a multipurpose steel used for industrial applications. Heat-treatable to 36 HRC and possessing 95% wrought strength, Markforged 17-4 PH enables you to print high-strength, robust metal parts for a wide variety of applications.
Customer stories
The know-how of the SolidXperience optimization service has enabled LDV to achieve its productivity objectives, carry out large-scale projects and remain competitive against the competition.
Vincent Alie Design Director
Since implementing PDM, we have the foundation in place that we need to automate our processes, eliminate waste, and remove unnecessary costs.
Chip MontgomeryTeam Leader
Our success rate is so high because we’ve validated close correlation between the results we get from SOLIDWORKS Plastics Professional and actual production, using photoelastic and microscopic analysis tools to confirm the software’s simulation results.
Jeffrey NicollPresident
With SOLIDWORKS Electrical 3D, we’ve reduced BOM generation time from hours to minutes, and the BOM information that we output is more accurate.
Shawn EckhardtControls Engineer
From incoming part lots to in-process assembly inspections, SOLIDWORKS Inspection software helps us catch more unacceptable parts and eliminate assembly issues.
Mark GerhartConfiguration Manage
With the automation that we’ve achieved integrating SOLIDWORKS with our ERP system, our designers only have to worry about working on the design and getting that job done properly... It’s much easier to visualize and model these designs in SOLIDWORKS, and we’ve been able to automate fabrication by employing MBD techniques.
Anderson ViecelliOwner and Engineering Manager
SOLIDWORKS Composer software gives us the capability to automate the creation of renderings and exploded views, which further enhances our understanding of the project.
Gary HagerSenior Project Manager/Engineer
What really sold me on SOLIDWORKS Visualize software was the ‘glass’ quality—how real it makes glass bottles look. We do a lot with glass and plastics, and we need a tool that provides the most photorealistic images possible. With the other packages, the glass quality was really not there, so we chose to standardize on SOLIDWORKS Visualize.
Jenny DeMarco StaabSenior Industrial Engineer
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Additional information
Brand | Markforged |
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3D Printer Caracteristics | FDM |
Materials | Copper, Steel |
Part Caracteristics | Fiber Reinforced, Heat Resistant, Metal, Strength |
Process | Production |