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The Evolution of Metal Parts Manufacturing: A Factory Floor Perspective
Metal parts manufacturing is evolving fast—from casting to CNC to 3D printing. Discover how engineers and production teams can meet today’s demands with safer, faster, and more flexible workflows using metal additive technologies like the FX10 and PX100.
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Food Safe 3D Printer Filament: From Compliance to Customization
Strict regulations have limited 3D printing in food & beverage—until now. Learn what makes a filament food safe, where it fits on the factory floor, and how certified materials are unlocking new manufacturing possibilities.
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Markforged Reinforced: How to Design a 3D Printed Vacuum Gripper
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Introducing Nylon White FS: Expanding 3D Printing for Food and Beverage Factory Floors
Learn about our new food-contact certified material designed specifically for the food and beverage factory floor.
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Meet the FX10: The First Industrial Metal and Composite 3D Printer
In Fall 2023, we launched FX10 as a next generation composite printer. We promised modularity, but didn’t specify what modularity meant. Now, we can clarify. The modularity we were promising was Metal FFF capability – making FX10 the first industrial printer capable of printing composite and metal parts.
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Enhancing Packaging Machine Builders' Efficiency with Custom Additive Manufacturing Solutions
Additive manufacturing has emerged as a powerful tool to meet the challenges facing machine builders in food and beverage packaging.
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Reliably Measure Savings with Expanded ROI Tools in Eiger
New tools in the ROI Dashboard allow you to enter known part costs and details, providing a more realistic estimate of actual savings that you can use when making data-driven decisions for your business.
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Customer Success Stories
Dixie Iron Works/MSI
Markforged industrial 3D printers have significantly enhanced Dixie Iron Works' manufacturing capabilities, enabling rapid and cost-effective production of high-quality parts. The adoption of printers like the X7 and Metal X has reduced production costs and minimized the need for extensive CNC machine setups. These advancements have improved Dixie Iron Works' ROI by lowering material costs and allowing for the efficient in-house production of customized components.
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Robotics in the Food Industry: Solving Manufacturing Problems with Automation
The food and beverage industry faces numerous challenges that have intensified in recent years. Key issues such as maintaining a reliable workforce, ensuring safety and efficiency, and adapting to ever-changing market demands have pushed the industry towards innovative solutions. Robotics in the food industry, coupled with advances in additive manufacturing technology, are emerging as game-changers in this landscape.
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Application Spotlights
Farason Corporation Application Spotlight: Mechanical Gripper with Custom Collar
Learn how a Markforged customer leveraged onsite testing and rapid prototyping to solve manufacturing problems quickly. The team designed a gripper with a custom collar flange to stop bags from slipping when its jaws close and used the Markforged X7 printer to reinforce the part with strong continuous carbon fiber.