Desktop Metal®

Desktop Metal® is a publicly traded American company headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts. Desktop Metal is powering the manufacturing of metal components as part of the Additive Manufacturing 2.0 initiative.

Desktop Metal®'s product portfolio has been carefully assembled by the brightest engineers to drive the future of additive manufacturing. 3D printing technologies such as Metal Binder Jetting (MBJ) and Bound Metal Deposition (BMD) enable the manufacturing of highly complex metal components in all quantities.

BMD

  • Studio System™ 2

    The Desktop Metal® Studio System™ 2 printer uses Bound Metal Deposition, an extrusion-based printing technology that combines the most popular plastics technology, with the powder metallurgy process of metal injection molding.

    Studio System™ 2

METAL BJ

  • Shop System™

    The Desktop Metal® Shop System™ is the optimal system for producing complex metal parts in small and medium quantities. Manufacture quickly and cost-effectively!

    Shop System™
  • Production System™ P-50

    Developed by pioneers in binder jetting and single-pass inkjet technology, the Production System™ P-50 is said to be the fastest method for mass 3D printing of metal components.

    Production System™ P-50
  • Production System™ P-1

    The Desktop Metal® Production System™ P-1 provides the speed, quality and cost per part required to compete with traditional manufacturing methods.

    Production System™ P-1
  • X160Pro™

    The X160Pro™ uses Triple ACT (Advanced Compaction Technology). It bonds with 4 piezoelectric printheads (4,096 nozzles) that are unidirectional.

    X160Pro™
  • X25Pro™

    The X25Pro™ uses Triple ACT (Advanced Compaction Technology™). It binds the binder with 2 piezoelectric pressure heads (2,048 nozzles) that are unidirectional.

    X25Pro™
  • InnoventX™

    The Desktop Metal® InnoventX™ uses Triple ACT (Advanced Compaction Technology™). It bonds the binder with a piezoelectric printhead (256 nozzles) that is unidirectional but can be programmed to be bidirectional.

    InnoventX™

μAFP

  • Fiber™

    Print parts with carbon fiber and PEEK, PEKK and nylon with industrial quality and high chemical and temperature resistance. The printed models are flame retardant and cost effective.

    Fiber™

WOOD BJ

  • Shop System™ Forust Edition

    The Shop System™ Forust Edition is the first commercially available 3D printing system that uses rapid binder jetting technology to turn recycled sawdust into useful end-use wood parts.

    Shop System™ Forust Edition