Experience the cutting-edge of metal 3D printing and the future of manufacturing with the Binder Jetting method proposed by Digital Metal in this video.
We would like to introduce the "No-Hand Production Concept" that Digital Metal is working on with its binder jetting 3D printers, a production automation system centered around 3D printing. The system aims to produce small, precise metal parts at a high productivity and low cost by having robots handle most of the processes. You can watch the following processes in the video: - 3D printing - Robot handling of the build box - CNC-controlled powder removal device - Robot loading of parts into the furnace Since 2013, Digital Metal has been supplying parts for industrial applications, and as of May 2019, approximately 40,000 parts of 30 different types are being mass-produced annually. Unlike Japan, where the use of metal 3D printers is mainly limited to prototyping and mold manufacturing, a trend is emerging overseas to directly utilize parts produced by printers. Please take a look at the cutting edge of metal 3D printing and the future direction of the manufacturing industry.
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Markforged (NYSE: MKFG), listed on the New York Stock Exchange, enhances resilience and flexibility in manufacturing by providing industrial production on demand, whenever and wherever needed. With a reliable, intelligent, and user-friendly integrated AM software platform for 3D printing, it enables manufacturers to produce durable final parts made from metal and resin composites, facilitating "distributed manufacturing" anytime and anywhere. In over 70 countries worldwide, including Japan, more than 10,000 customers are using our AM software platform to strengthen their supply chains while overcoming the limitations of traditional manufacturing. Markforged is headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, and designs and develops the AM hardware, software, and materials that support its platform. Founded in 2013 by Greg Mark, the company established its Japanese and European subsidiaries in 2019 and went public on the NYSE in 2021. In 2022, it acquired Teton Simulation and Digital Metal.