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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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Cutting Tooling Costs with 3D Printing for Press Brake Tooling

Read how Centerline Engineered Solutions used a Mark Two to create custom 3D Printed press brake tooling.
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The Open-Source 3D Printed Robot Arm from Haddington Dynamics

Learn how robotics company Haddington Dynamics uses Markforged technology to create its high-quality, affordable Dexter robot arm.
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Comparativa de procesos de impresión 3D: FDM y SLA

Conozca las principales diferencias entre el FDM y la SLA, y descubra qué aplicaciones de impresión 3D son más adecuadas para cada método
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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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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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La importancia del diseño para la fabricación

Analizamos en profundidad el diseño para la fabricación y montaje (DFM/DFMA) y cómo puede aplicarlo al ciclo de desarrollo de sus productos.