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Markforged launches two new industrial printers: the X3 and X5
In less than 3 years, American 3D printing company, Markforged, has managed to position itself as one of the leaders in the 3D printing industry, with their main mission being to make additive manufacturing more accessible to people and industries. Today,…
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In less than 3 years, American 3D printing company, Markforged, has managed to position itself as one of the leaders in the 3D printing industry, with their main mission being to make additive manufacturing more accessible to people and industries. Today, this is a mission that they continue to follow, with their latest proof in the announcement of two new printers, the X3 and X5.
Markforged has become one of the main brands in 3D printing that has created 3D printers that have the ability to move between materials like strong carbon fiber and metal, with the Metal X coming to mind. In addition to their strong position in the industry in this regard, the company has also seen an increase in growth of 300%. A growth that may be related to their many partnerships with big wigs such as NASA, Google, Ford, and General Electric to name a few.
While the new Makerforged 3D printers have been created for more industrial 3D printing industries, these latest additions will give more choices and options when choosing a 3D printer to their current clients as well as open up their 3D printers to even more industries. Something that has not yet been successfully achieved by other companies.
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