Alpha Additive Manufacturing Technologies

Design for ADDITIVE Manufacturing -- The Re-design of Robotic Arm Using 3D Printed Parts Reduced Part Count by 90%+ and a Decrease of 70% in Manufacturing Time.

When a design team is largely freed from “design for manufacturing” (DFM), an entirely new world of opportunities presents itself. With 3D printing, it is often said that “complexity is free.” What was once impossible to make with traditional (subtractive manufacturing) is possible with 3D printing (additive manufacturing).

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DEXTER Robotic Arm 2 – Alpha AMT DEXTER Robotic Arm 2 DEXTER Robotic Arm is Redesigned for Additive Manufacturing When a design team is largely freed from “design for manufacturing” (DFM), an entirely new world of opportunities presents itself. With 3D printing, it is often said that “complexity is free.” What was once impo...

Markforged webinar tomorrow at 11am - Five Parts You Didn't Know You Can 3D Print https://buff.ly/2Epa2r5

Don't miss the Markforged webinar next Tuesday, November 27th at 11am and learn how to 3D print composites with continuous fibers

Webinar Registration for Continuous fiber 3D printing is a unique technology from Markforged that allows you to reinforce parts with embedded materials such as carbon fiber, fiberglass or Kevlar. In this webinar, you will learn about the four fiber options we offer and how their properties can be best leveraged to improve p...

Check out the Markforged webinar tomorrow at 11am - Strategies for Metal 3D Printing

Webinar Registration for With metal 3D printing gaining rapid momentum as an innovative manufacturing process, it’s important to understand how to identify best fit applications and techniques to produce optimal and repeatable parts.

Webinar Thursday at 11am - The Basics of Effective Part Reinforcement

Webinar Registration for The Basics of Effective Part Reinforcement Thanks to the Continuous Fiber Fabrication (CFF) process, composite Markforged printers are capable of producing metal-strength 3D printed parts. With complete control in part configuration, reinforcing your parts only where needed is the key to optimizing savings on printing costs and material con...

webinar tomorrow at 11am - Exploring 3D Printed Thermoplastic Materials from Standard to Filled to Continuous Fiber

Webinar: Exploring 3D Printed Thermoplastic Materials from Standard to Filled to Continuous Fiber With the various 3D printing technologies and materials available today, it can be difficult to navigate and understand all the options. Extrusion-based thermoplastic printing is the most common type of 3D printing, but composite 3D printing with filled thermoplastics or continuous fiber reinforceme...

Be sure to join the Markforged webinar this Thursday at 11am - 3D Printing Assembly Fixtures to Streamline the Manufacturing Workflow

Webinar Registration for Streamlining the Manufacturing Workflow with 3D Printed Assembly Fixtures Jigs and fixtures are commonly used to reduce cycle times and improve worker comfort and safety, while making manufacturing and assembly processes simpler and more reliable. Using Markforged’s 3D printers, assembly fixtures can be created quicker, stronger, and at a lower cost than traditional met...