Filament 3D Printers
Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF), also known as Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), is an additive manufacturing method that works by feeding a thermoplastic filament into a heated print head, where it is melted and deposited in successive layers to form a three-dimensional object. Because of its adaptability and cost-effectiveness, FFF is widely used for rapid prototyping, small-batch manufacturing, and producing durable, end-use components in industries such as automotive, consumer electronics, and medical technology.
Industrial-Grade Performance with HP
HP has entered the FFF market with its 600 High Temperature 3D Printer, bringing industrial performance and precision to filament-based additive manufacturing.
Ready for demanding production environments, it combines advanced thermal control, a heated chamber up to 195 °C, and robust construction to deliver consistent, high-quality functional parts.
The Most Versatile Tool for Your Factory Floor
The Markforged FX10 is the world’s first industrial metal and composite 3D printer built for your factory.
Print strong metal and composite parts on a reliable system that empowers manufacturers to solve factory floor problems. Increase your profitability and productivity, and scale across teams and facilities.
Our Filament 3D Printers
HP 600 HT
Print in PEEK, PEAK, ULTEM and more with the versatile 600 HT printer designed for demanding production.
Markforged FX10
With the FX10 you can produce strong parts on demand that meet stringent factory floor requirements.
Markforged FX20
ULTEM capable 3D printer for big, strong, high temp parts usable from factory floor to flight.
Markforged X7
The turnkey industrial carbon fiber 3D printer for a variety of functional parts.
Mark Two
Our Continuous Fiber Composite 3D Desktop Printer, built to revolutionize your manufacturing.
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