Precision engineering at breakneck speeds
Imagine printing prototypes that look nearly identical to finished components — and just as strong. Additive methods make it possible not only to innovate faster but to make even bigger and bolder leaps forward in your product development cycle.
High-strength 3D printing
The capabilities of prototypes manufactured in Onyx reinforced with Continuous Carbon Fiber rival metal production parts at a fraction of the weight and cost.
Rapid iteration
Cut weeks out of your development cycle by manufacturing iterations in-house, overnight, and on-demand.
Unmatched design freedom
Print components with complex designs and unusual properties that would be impossible to conventional manufacturing methods.
Digital Forge for product development
Brooks specializes in fragile products that require high degrees of precision. The ability to 3D print continuous carbon fiber gave Brooks the ability to prototype nearly twice as fast — for nearly half the cost. Discover how Brooks and over 100 other industry leaders achieve impressive results with the Markforged platform.
– Jeff Cavins, Mechanical Engineer, Brooks Automation“We’re able to take prototype parts into a meeting and show what the finished parts may look like.”
Benefits
- Faster time to market
- High-performance materials on demand
- Parts for a fraction of the machined cost
- Refine concepts through rapid iteration
- Surface finish that rivals molded parts
- Move directly to low-volume production
Applications
- Structural components
- Electronics enclosures and housings
- Custom brackets and sensor mounts
- Fully functional proof-of-concept prototypes
Clients
Customer Success Stories
Nieka Systems
Utilizing Inconel 625 for Rapid and Repeated Temperature Cycling
Customer Success Stories
Neurophotometrics
Neurophotometrics, based in California, would not have a company today if not for their seven Markforged printers
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