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Explore our range of Markforged Carbon Fibre 3D printers. Whether you need parts as strong as metal, flame retardant parts or tough & durable parts, Markforged is your go-to Industrial 3D Printer.

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At Solid Print3D, we are proud to be a leading UK reseller of Markforged machines, offering a highly affordable solution to bring Markforged 3D printers into your design and manufacturing process. We work with your Design team to find the right applications and can even carry out detailed Return On Investment (RoI) Studies.

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Why Solid Print3D?

As the leading UK reseller of Markforged 3D printers, our aim is to provide you with the best service possible in the purchase and support of your Markforged 3D Printer. Whether you require training, technical advice or additional support regarding the operation of your new printer, we will be there to help with our team of 3D printing experts on hand.

World Class Support

As leading reseller in the UK, we provide world-class support from our in-house 3D printing experts, to make sure that the experience you have with your new Markforged 3D printer is as seamless as possible.

Training in 3D Printing

We also offer training in how to fully utilise your new 3D printer, with courses available for FDM/FFF and SLA printing.

Markforged Success Plan

With the Markforged Success Plan that we provide, you can ensure that your Markforged 3D printer will remain in its best condition for 3 years, with enough material to ensure that you are able to keep printing. Visit this page for more information.

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Markforged Spool Packs

 

With an active multi-year service plan with Markforged, customers are now able to purchase Spool packs, which are a complete package of filaments, carbon fibre, printer nozzles and printer tips to keep your Markforged printer operational and in its best condition. On average, every customer who purchases Spool Packs saves £290 excl. VAT compared to other customers.

 

Markforged Onyx and Carbon Fiber Spool Pack

 

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Benefits of Markforged 3D Printers

Carbon-reinforced components 3D printing

Carbon, kevlar and fibreglass components with the highest strength and dimensional stability 3D print.

The smooth surface and the properties of Onyx

The only professional carbon short fibre material for components with and without fiber reinforcement.

Ease of use

Easy to set up and maintain printers with intuitive software to drive them.

Simple browser-based software

This allows engineers to fabricate the fibre-reinforced end product directly after design and process and store it in the cloud.

Precision, Quality, Design

Markforged are well designed printers offering high precision and top quality components.

Repeatable

Markforged printers offer repeatable results regardless of material.

Better than CNC Machining?

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Contact the Experts

It’s important we work closely with you to understand you exact requirements. The technology we recommend, the 3D Printer we print on and the materials chosen will all be particular to your application & business to prove your concept and usually requires a discussion.
Call us on 01926 333 777, email on info@solidprint3d.co.uk or fill in the contact form above and we’ll get in touch to discuss the best 3D Printing solution for your needs.
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Onyx One

Onyx One
Onyx One-Small

 

Printing Process : Fused Filament Fabrication

Build Volume : 320 x 132 x 154 mm (12.6 x 5.2 x 6 in)

Reinforcement Materials : None

Layer Height : 100 μm default, 200 μm maximum

Infill : Closed cell infill: multiple geometries available

Base Materials : Onyx

Tensile Strength : 36 MPa (1.2x ABS) *

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Onyx Pro

Onyx Pro
Markforged Onyx Pro 3D Printer for High Strength Printing

 

Printing Process : Fused filament fabrication, Continuous Filament Fabrication

Build Volume : 320 x 132 x 154 mm (12.6 x 5.2 x 6 in)

Reinforcement Materials : Fiberglass

Layer Height : 100 μm default, 200 μm maximum

Infill : Closed cell infill: multiple geometries available

Base Materials : Onyx

Tensile Strength : 590 MPa (19.0x ABS, 16.4x Onyx) *

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Mark Two

Mark Two
Mark Two-Large-Reduced

Printing Process : Fused filament fabrication, Continuous Filament Fabrication

Build Volume : 320 x 132 x 154 mm (12.6 x 5.2 x 6 in)

Reinforcement Materials : Carbon fiber, fiberglass, Kevlar®, HSHT fiberglass

Layer Height : 100 μm default, 200 μm maximum

Infill : Closed cell infill: multiple geometries available

Base Materials : Onyx, Nylon White

Tensile Strength : 800 MPa (25.8x ABS, 22.2x Onyx) *

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X3

X3
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Printing Process : Fused filament fabrication

Build Volume : 330 x 270 x 200 mm (13 x 10.6 x 7.9 in)

Reinforcement Materials : None

Layer Height :

Infill : Closed cell infill: multiple geometries available

Base Materials : Onyx, Onyx FR

 

Tensile Strength : 36 MPa (1.2x ABS) *

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X5

X5
Markforged X5

 

 

 

Printing Process : Fused filament fabrication, Continuous Filament Fabrication

Build Volume : 330 x 270 x 200 mm (13 x 10.6 x 7.9 in)

Reinforcement Materials : Fiberglass

Layer Height : 100 μm default, 50 μm minimum, 200 µm maximum

Infill : Closed cell infill: multiple geometries available

Base Materials : Onyx, Onyx FR

Tensile Strength : 590 MPa (19.0x ABS, 16.4x Onyx) *

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X7

X7
X7-Large-e1566379681382

 

 

 

Printing Process : Fused filament fabrication, Continuous Filament Fabrication

Build Volume : 330 x 270 x 200 mm (13 x 10.6 x 7.9 in)

Reinforcement Materials : Carbon fiber, fiberglass, Kevlar®, HSHT fiberglass

Layer Height : 100 μm default, 50 μm minimum, 200 µm maximum

Infill : Closed cell infill: multiple geometries available

Base Materials : Onyx, Onyx FR, Nylon White

Tensile Strength : 800 MPa (25.8x ABS, 22.2x Onyx) *

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Laser Inspection

 

The Markforged X7, using its inbuilt lasers is capable of scanning the print bed to an accuracy of 1µm. When completed, this scan is used to generate a map of print bed which can be used to calibrate nozzle height and active topography. This is one of the ways that Markforged 3D printers ensure that your prints are exactly how you’d like them.

 

 

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Prototypes

 

With the new functionality of the Markforged printers, it is now possible to immediately test your printed parts for fit & function, using materials that not only look good, but are strong too.

This means that prototypes have lower failure rates and your development cycles will be reduced greatly, saving you money, materials and time. See some examples below.

Jigs, Toolings & Fixtures

 

The applications for Markforged 3D printers are endless. Due to this, you can improve many of the tasks carried out during the processes of fabrication & manufacturing with custom parts.

You can expect to experience reduced costs of such processes alongside shorter lead times and increased machine bandwidth. This makes purchasing a Markforged 3D printer a very cost-effective decision.

End Use Parts

 

With the use of 3D printing, you can now manufacture end use parts as a viable alternative to manufacturing via traditional, more expensive methods.

Compared to the low volume techniques used previously, 3D printing is incredibly cost effective and will still produce strong, superbly finished parts ready for End Use. This will subsequently reduce your overall manufacturing costs.

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    PRINTING COSTS : SOFT JAWS

    Explore how purchasing a 3D printer can significantly reduce your manufacturing costs.

       

    Usual Cost via Machining : £594.38

     

    Cost via Markforged 3D Printing : £95.57

     

    Savings : £498.81

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    PRINTING COSTS : END EFFECTORS

    Ensure your Production Line has limited downtime and reduce lead time and cost on end effectors with Markforged 3D Printers. Print replacements or entirely new parts whilst saving money and time with Carbon Fiber 3D printing.

      

    Usual Cost via Machining : £235.23

     

    Cost via Markforged 3D Printing : £7.78

    Savings : £227.45

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    PRINTING COSTS : WELDING FIXTURE

    Manufacture improved locating fixtures for welding operations with Markforged 3D printing. Custom Geometries and reinforced fibers make 3D printed fixtures more effective and cost effective than general alternatives.

       

    Usual Cost via Machining : £867.08

     

    Cost via Markforged 3D Printing : £70.90

     

    Savings : £796.18

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    PRINTING COSTS : CCM FIXTURE

    Print custom fixtures for your quality analysis procedures and print standalone workholdings to eradicate the need for complicated setup. Validate more parts in a shorter time with low cost, low effort fixtures.

      

    Usual Cost via Machining : £546.33

     

    Cost via Markforged 3D Printing : £29.73

     

    Savings : £516.60

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    PRINTING COSTS : ASSEMBLY JIG

    Simplify critical assemblies by using Markforged 3D printing to create customised jigs and speed up workflows. Onyx, as a material is resistant to chemicals and non marring, makes it perfect for your manufacturing environment. Tools last longer and production efficiency increases.

       

    Usual Cost via Machining : £360.18

     

    Cost via Markforged 3D Printing : £6.78

     

    Savings : £516.60

Our store is a one-stop-shop for all of your 3D printing needs, including printers, materials like nylon and onyx, and even training courses. If you’re not sure a 3D printer is for you, we can send you 3D printed samples for your evaluation, completely free of charge.What’s more, we do our best to make our items as affordable as possible by offering discounts on select products. We also offer excellent finance plans that let you pay for your 3D printer in manageable instalments.

Why Solid Print3D?

At Solid Print3D, we not only help you to purchase the right Markforged 3D Printer for you, but we offer excellent aftercare. Whether you require training, technical advice, or additional support regarding the operation of your new printer, we will be there to help with our team of 3D printing experts on hand.

World Class Support

Our in-house 3D printing experts provide world-class support to make sure that the experience you have with your new Markforged 3D printer is as seamless as possible.

Training in 3D Printing

We also offer training in how to fully utilise your new 3D printer, with courses available for FDM/FFF and SLA printing along with Design For Additive.

With the Markforged Success Plan, you can ensure that your Markforged 3D printer is fully supported for three years, with enough material to ensure that you can print without interruption. Visit this page for more information.

Benefits of Markforged 3D Printers

Carbon-reinforced components

Benefit from carbon, kevlar, and fibreglass components, with the highest strength and dimensional stability. Take advantage of these materials with a Markforged composite 3D printer now.

The smooth surface and excellent properties of Onyx

This is the only carbon short fibre material that can be used with or without fibre reinforcement. Make use of this fantastic material with our Markforged carbon fiber 3D printer.

Ease of use

Markforged printers are easy to set up and maintain, with intuitive Eiger software to power them. You can typically be up and running in under 30 minutes.

Simple browser-based software

This allows engineers to fabricate fibre-reinforced end-products directly after  the design, processing and storing them in the cloud meaning easy updates & regular enhancements.

Precision, Quality, Design

Markforged printers offer high precision and top-quality components unrivalled in the FDM/ FFF world.

Repeatable

Markforged printers offer repeatable results regardless of material or reinforcement.

Better than CNC Machining?

Discover all about the benefits of 3D Markforged technology. Visit our page on CNC vs 3D Printing to find out and choose the right technology for you!

Contact the Experts

We must work closely with you to understand your exact requirements. The 3D printer you use and the materials chosen will be particular to your business.

Call us on 01926 333 777, email info@solidprint3d.co.uk, or fill in the contact form above, and we’ll get in touch to discuss the best 3D printing solution for your needs.

At Solid Print3D, we treat your information with respect. For more information about our privacy practices, please see our privacy policy. By clicking above, you agree that we may process your information per these terms. You can change your mind at any time by clicking the unsubscribe link in the footer of any email you receive from us, or by contacting us at sales@solidprint3d.co.uk.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

How much does an industrial 3D printer cost?

The average price of an Industrial 3D printing machine can range from £16,000 – £150,000 and depends on build volume, materials and required finish.

3D Printing Metal can cost from £100,000 – £500,000 and again is very dependant upon the metal you want to use and the size of your prints.

Can you make money from 3D printing?

Commercial 3D printing can be a great way to make money. With a 3D printer, you can offer commercial 3D printing services and sell the models you create.

You can list 3D printing as a service on many websites and take orders online for the products that you print. If you do this, you can easily make back the Markforged 3D printer cost of your hardware when offering carbon fibre parts that outperform Aluminium.

Is a 3D printer worth it?

If you only want to print 3D models from time-to-time, it’s probably more cost-effective to use a 3D printing service instead. This way, you can get beautiful 3D printed items without having to buy a three-dimensional printer of your own.

However, buying a Markforged 3D printer isn’t a bad investment if you plan to use it regularly. Nowadays, 3D printers are more popular than ever before. You can easily get a high-quality one to use in your home at a reasonable Markforged 3D printer price.

How is metal 3D printed?

There are 2 main ways Metal is 3D Printed. The first involves using a traditional FDM process whereby the filament is 20% plastic and 80% metal. The part is printed and is usually 20% bigger than the finished item. The part is the but through a chemical wash called a de-binder and finally baked in a furnace where the parts shrink to the intended size and becomes solid.

The second method involves laying down layers of metal powder. A powerful laser then briefly melts & fuses these particles together to form a solid layer. More powder is then laid on top and the process is repeated until you end up with your solid part.

The different types of 3D printers

If you’re a beginner to 3D printing, you may be confused by the wide-ranging prices. To help you understand, here are the differences between 3D printers and the purposes that they serve:

  • Hobbyist 3D Printers

Hobbyist 3D printers are on the lower end of the price range. They are best suited for users who want to 3D print toys and prototypes for larger projects and are using them at home.

With a hobbyist printer, you will have a smaller-sized print bed and be limited to certain materials.

  • Professional 3D Printers

Designed with higher performance in mind, a professional three dimensional printer can create large, high-quality parts that a hobbyist printer simply can’t get close to with better surface resolution and a larger selection of materials.

  • Industrial 3D Printers

Industrial 3D printers can print large parts at very high quality, and they can do this quite at a rapid speed.

How much is a three dimensional printer with industrial level specs? You can expect to pay from £30,000 to £150,000 for one of these.

The Markforged 3 dimensional printer family

Markforged’s first 3D printer was the Mark One, which is considered the very first carbon fibre 3D printer in the world. Markforged 3D printing was then taken to the next level with the superior Mark Two.

The company has also released two specialised 3D printers in its Onyx series, which are designed to make use of the fantastic Onyx material.

As for industrial printers, Markforged is setting high standards with their Markforged X3 3d printer and others in their product line.

If you are keen on getting one of these Markforged printers for yourself or your company, look no further than Solid Print3D. We provide incredible deals on our Markforged carbon fiber 3D printer and other products.

 

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