Making digital metal

DEVELOPING high volumes of functional metals could be just as simple as pressing print, thanks to a binder jetting printer released by Markforged.

PX100 binder jetting printer

09 March 2023
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Now part of Markforged's inventory following the acquisition of Digital Metal, the PX100 binder jetting printer can produce high volumes of functional metal parts from a variety of metal materials,

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