METAL 3D PRINTING
Desktop metal™ applications span a variety of industries including manufacturing, tooling, automotive, consumer, electronics, and marine.
A P P L I C A T I O N S
MANUFACTURING
Prove ROI in months
PRODUCT DESIGN
3D printing for Engineers & Products Designers
AEROSPACE
3D printed manufactured parts at a low cost and then used to produce low to medium runs of parts.
FABLABS
For digital fabrication laboratory
AUTOMOTIVE
Advanced engineering materials and complex geometries in an attempt to reduce weight and improve performance
SHOP SYSTEM
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PRINTER
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SPECS
The Shop System™ printer features the most advanced printhead on the market with over 70,000 nozzles jetting 1.2pL droplets at nearly 10 kHZ to achieve high resolution, 3D printed parts at a fraction of the cost and speed of laser-based systems.
Build sizes
350 x 220 x 200 mm
350 x 220 x 150 mm
350 x 220 x 100 mm
350 x 220 x 50 mm
Resolution
1600 x 1600 DPI
Footprint
199.4 x 76.2 x 162.6 cm
(78.5 x 30 x 64 in)
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DEPOWDERING STATION
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SPECS
With easy access portholes, a hand-held air pick, built-in powder sieving and recycling, and a vacuum port for easy powder maintenance, the powder station provides closed-loop powder management and recycling.
Powder Management
Built in powder recovery and sieving
Controlled metering
Sieving Rate
5 kg/hr
Footprint
101.6 x 68.6 x 162.6 cm
(40 x 27 x 64.0 in)
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FURNACE
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SPECS
The Shop System™ furnace is a shop-safe high-temp sintering oven built for cost-effective high throughput of 3D printed parts.
Gas
External gas hookup
Peak Temp
1400 °C
Footprint
161.8 x 138.0 x 75.4 cm
(63.7 x 54.3 x 29.7 in)
HOW IT WORKS



DEPOWDER
SINTER
BENEFITS
01 Easy to use & operate


02 Unparalleled Productivity 10x faster
03 Superior print quality

PART GALLERY
Shop System™ applications span a variety of industries including manufacturing, tooling, automotive, consumer, electronics, and oil & gas.
Clipper Blade
17-4 PH
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Parts per build
36 x 35 x 3.5
684
Manufacturing this clipper blade would traditionally require expensive tooling for production via stamping or metal injection molding. Mass producing on the Shop System eliminates tooling costs and drastically reduces manufacturing lead time.
Killacycle Coupling
17-4 PH
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Parts per build
70 x 70 x 32
15
The Killacycle is an electrically-powered motorcycle built for drag racing. Using the Shop System, engineers were able to design for function rather than for the manufacturing method, allowing them to use a tapered design that would be difficult to manufacture via traditional methods.
Bulb Nozzle
17-4 PH
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Parts per build
38 x 38 x 46
27
Traditional manufacturing of this part would require casting followed by extensive secondary machining on a 5 axis CNC. Because only a few hundred of this nozzle needed to be manufactured, it was a great fit for the Shop System.
Sensor Holder
17-4 PH
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Parts per build
37 x 23 x 18
186
The intricate geometry of this sensor holder make the part an ideal candidate for the Shop system. The part was printed with an extreme reduction in both manufacturing lead time and part cost.
Gear Shift Knob
17-4 PH
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Parts per build
70 x 70 x 32
15
On demand manufacturing of custom knobs is enabled with the Shop System - expanding design flexibility and avoiding warehousing costs. The short manufacturing lead times allows for many custom knobs to be produced with a variety of different designs.
Clutch Plate
17-4 PH
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Parts per build
80 x 80 x 15
29
Machining this clutch plate would require multiple setups and multiple machining operations. By printing the part, only critical dimensions need to be machined, saving machinist labor, CNC machine time and reducing part cost.
sTUDIO SYSTEM +
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PRINTER
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SPECS
Unlike laser-based 3D printing systems that selectively melt metal powder, the Studio System™ extrudes bound metal rods—similar to how an FDM printer works.
Build size
300 x 200 x 200 mm
(12 x 8 x 8 in)
Max Build
16 cm³/hr (1 in³/hr)
Footprint
94.8 x 82.3 52.9 cm
(37.3 x 32.4 x 20.8 in)
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DEBINDER
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SPECS
The debinder prepares green 3d printed parts for sintering by dissolving primary binder. With a low emission design, it requires no external ventilation and is safe for an office environment. .
Fluid Volume
17.4 L (4.6 gal) max
Vapor Management
No external ventilation required
Footprint
102 x 74 x 57 cm
(40 x 29 x 23 in)
HOW IT WORKS
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FURNACE
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SPECS
Fully-automated and sized to fit through an office door, the furnace delivers industrial-strength sintering in an office-friendly package.
Gas
External gas connection
Peak Temp
1400 °C
Footprint
162 x 138 x 75 cm
(64 x 54 x 30 in)

PREPARE

DEBIND
SINTER
BENEFITS
01 High-quality parts


02 Easy to use
03 Designed for the office

PART GALLERY
Shop System™ applications span a variety of industries including manufacturing, tooling, automotive, consumer, electronics, and oil & gas.
Rook Chess Piece
316L
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Cost to print ($)
Cost to machine ($)
Cost reduction
46 x 46 x 72
46.00
329.67
52.68%
Unique chess piece designs can easily be 3D printed without the long lead times and costs associated with tooling. The Studio System’s high resolution print head produces small parts with fine features and surface finish.
Helical Heat Exchanger
COPPER
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Cost to print ($)
Cost to machine ($)
Cost reduction
78 x 64 x 58
443.00
2138.00
79.28%
This heat exchanger enables a much higher heat transfer rate than a traditionally manufactured part. Featuring thin external fins and a complex, internal helical cooling channel, this exchanger would not be manufacturable as one component via CNC machining.
Tri Manifold
ALLOY 625
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Cost to print ($)
Cost to machine ($)
Cost reduction
108 x 101 x
46.00
4069.28
77.74
Traditional manufacturing of this part would require casting followed by extensive secondary machining on a 5 axis CNC. Because only a few hundred of this nozzle needed to be manufactured, it was a great fit for the Shop System.
Lathe Gear
17-4 PH
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Cost to print ($)
Cost to machine ($)
Cost reduction
82 x 82 x 27
58.00
260.67
77.68%
Unique chess piece designs can easily be 3D printed without the long lead times and costs associated with tooling. The Studio System’s high resolution print head produces small parts with fine features and surface finish.
Cuff Ring
316L
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Cost to print ($)
59 x 54 x 80
43.00
This heat exchanger enables a much higher heat transfer rate than a traditionally manufactured part. Featuring thin external fins and a complex, internal helical cooling channel, this exchanger would not be manufacturable as one component via CNC machining.
APG Chuck Jaws
H13
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Specs
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Description
Size (mm)
Cost to print ($)
Cost to machine ($)
Cost reduction
84 x 78 x 42
117.00
426.36
72.56%
Traditional manufacturing of this part would require casting followed by extensive secondary machining on a 5 axis CNC. Because only a few hundred of this nozzle needed to be manufactured, it was a great fit for the Shop System.