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The Onyx Pro is professionally-engineered using high-quality components and advanced cloud-based 3D printing software Eiger for smooth operations. The Onyx Pro features two extruders. The first printhead is designed to create parts with the Onyx chopped carbon fiber filament and the other printhead is exclusively designed for continuous fiberglass to reinforce the 3D printed part. The Eiger delivered with Markforged Onyx Pro is an easy to use software designed to reduce the user's workload as much as possible. It also provides good connectivity via Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or USB stick which gives the user's precise control over printing jobs.

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• Onyx™
• Fiberglass
• Precise PLA
• Smooth TPU 95A

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The Markforged Mark Two is professionally-engineered using high-quality components and advanced cloud-based print software Eiger for smooth operations. The Mark Two features two extruders and uses Composite Filament Fabrication (CFF) 3D printing technology. The first printhead is designed to create nylon or onyx parts, and the other one is a revolutionary new composite printhead that continuously adds fiber composite material to reinforce your print. Mark Two allows users to produce parts with greater stiffness and strength up to twice as strong as ABS. The parts printed on this carbon fiber 3D printer can tolerate the heat up to approx 145° C. With Mark Two, you can also print white nylon, a non-abrasive engineering thermoplastic, ideal for non-scratching parts or work holding, and printed parts for repeated handling.

Materials

• Onyx
• Nylon
• Carbon Fiber
• Fiberglass
• HSHT Fiberglass
• Smooth TPU 95A
• Aramid Fiber (Kevlar®)
• Precise PLA

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The Markforged X7 3D printer offers many features including advance cloud-based print software Eiger – an easy to use software designed to reduce the user’s workload as much as possible. It also provides good connectivity via Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or USB stick which gives the user’s precise control over printing jobs. The X7 has a default Z-layer resolution of 100 microns with the ability to print at 50 microns, producing an excellent print quality. The dual nozzle print system of Markforged X7 provides an option to include fiber in Fiberglass and Kevlar using the Composite Filament Fabrication (CFF) process. This composite 3D printer also has a Turbo Print – a new feature from Markforged that doubles the system’s print speed without jeopardizing surface quality. This feature enables customers to quickly replace parts, increase production volume, and provides a better return on investment.

Materials

• Onyx
• Onyx ESD
• Onyx FR
• Nylon
• Carbon Fiber
• Fiberglass
• Aramid Fiber (Kevlar®)
• HSHT Fiberglass
• Carbon Fiber FR
• Smooth TPU 95A
• Precise PLA

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The FX20 is the largest and most precise machine Markforged has ever produced. It features an 80L heated build chamber and massive precision ground vacuum bed with reusable print sheets. The motion control system offers closed loop control through precision linear encoders, and is tuned to move the 3kg print head rapidly and accurately. FX20’s turbo mode builds parts faster than any Markforged machine, while new XL spools offer four times the material without spool changeover. The FX20 is remarkably easy to use. It features a 7 inch touchscreen from which users can control every aspect of the printer. Automated calibration and levelling reduces operator input, while a wide variety of sensors give live feedback on machine performance. A material bay contains two active XL spools and can store two more with precise moisture control.

Materials

• Onyx™
• Onyx FR™
• Onyx ESD™
• Nylon
• Carbon Fiber
• Carbon Fiber FR
• Aramid Fiber (Kevlar)
• Fiberglass
• HSHT Fiberglass
• ULTEM 9085 Filament

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The Metal X 3D printer is based on the Markforged’s renowned composite 3D printing technology, but instead of using composite material, the printer uses the metal powder that is bound in a plastic matrix. It reduces the safety risks associated with other forms of metal 3D printing. For 3D printing metal parts, Markforged Metal X uses groundbreaking Atomic Diffusion Additive Manufacturing (ADAM) technology that allows the user to create cost-effective and high-quality metal parts. This process involves using a bound metal powder rod enclosed inside a plastic filament. Just like the other 3D printing technologies like FDM, the metal parts are built up layer by layer. This metal 3D printing process helps create light parts that don’t sacrifice on the part strength. Currently, the Metal X is able to print 17-4 Stainless Steel, Inconel 625, H13 Tool Steel, A2 Tool Steel, D2 Tool Steel and Copper. There are other materials such as 316 Stainless Steel and Titanium that is under testing and will be released in the near future.

Materials

• 17-4 PH Stainless Steel
• Copper
• H13 Tool Steel
• Iconel 625
• A2 and D2 Tool Steel

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PX100 has been built to deliver an optimal combination of speed and precision. At its heart is a printhead incorporating an extraordinary 70,400 print nozzles that eject 2 pL droplets at 15.5 kHz. With the level of detail that the PX100 delivers, you can create metal objects with complex geometrical structures, intricate internal detailing, and integrated that are impractical – or even impossible – to produce with traditional methods. It is a technological advance industrial metal 3D printer that ensures high-quality, high-volume production in countless applications.

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