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At Desktop Metal, the portfolio of brands represents a curated selection aimed at advancing Additive Manufacturing 2.0, focusing on production-volume 3D printing. The pairing of production-capable 3D printing technologies with performance materials and specialized applications aims to push forward the next generation of additive manufacturing. This effort necessitates achieving competitive speeds and costs comparable to conventional manufacturing, alongside enhancing uptime and reliability in 3D printing processes.
APPLICATIONS
Desktop Metal pairs production-capable 3D printing with advanced materials and technologies to serve the following industries.
  • Automotive
  • Machine Design
  • Tooling Manufacturing
  • Heavy Industry
  • Consumer Goods

Desktop Metal’s Studio System™ printer extrudes bound metal rods, eliminating the typical requirements associated with metal 3D printing.

The world’s first metal binder jetting system designed to bring metal 3D printing to machine shops. In addition to the turnkey standard system, Desktop Metal also offers the Shop System™+ and Shop System™ Pro packages for added flexibility, functionality, and value.

The most compact binder jet 3D printer for the production of metal, ceramic or composite parts. Launched in 2018, this easy-to-use system features Triple ACT and a piezoelectric printhead. It’s suitable for education, research, prototyping, rapid product development, and short-run production of small components.

The X25Pro is a mid-volume advanced binder jet 3D print system that is already being used globally for the production of metal, ceramic and composite parts. Launched in 2020, this system features Triple ACT and a piezoelectric printhead. It’s suitable for research, prototyping, rapid product development, short-run production or continuous 24/7 production.

The X160Pro is the world’s largest binder jet 3D printer for the production of metal, ceramic or composite parts. This system features Triple ACT and a piezoelectric printhead. It’s designed for continuous 24/7 production, yet supports short-run production, rapid product development, and even research and prototyping.