Markforged Metal 3D Printer "Metal X"

Even after the advent of 3D printers, metal processing continues to hold an important position in the manufacturing industry. In this era of transformation in manufacturing, 3D printers have achieved integration with traditional technologies and have become widely used in actual production sites. The 3D printers and materials (such as continuous carbon fiber, tool steel, and copper) offered by Markforged are also active in metal processing sites across a wide range of industries. In this webinar, we focus on welding and sheet metal processing, showcasing specific applications of how metal processing users are utilizing Markforged 3D printers. Please take a look at various applications in processing sites, as well as the final products.

Overview: In the era of transformation in the manufacturing industry represented by the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0), "additive manufacturing" through 3D printing has become widely used in actual production sites while integrating with conventional technologies. Recently, it has expanded from prototyping and shape verification to production tools such as jigs, and even to the manufacturing of final parts, becoming increasingly important as a technology that plays a role in manufacturing. Students and professionals who will support the future of the manufacturing industry are required to understand and master 3D printing technology and be able to utilize it within the manufacturing process. To achieve this, there is a need for a place to learn the latest technologies for innovation. In this webinar, we will introduce the real aspects and application examples of the Educational Innovation Center that Markforged is developing in Europe and the United States. We will also present the educational curriculum and certification system offered by Markforged, along with a special educational package plan that provides a 6 million yen (approximately $54,000) 3D printer free of charge. We encourage those involved in the education industry to take a look.