Description
$63,751,150,423.00
Revolutionize your manufacturing operations with flexible 3D printing and access to a wide range of reinforcement materials. Print parts that are stronger, harder, and durable enough to replace machined aluminium.
Description
Mark Two
Desktop Composite 3D Printer
Starting at:
19990
*
Revolutionize your manufacturing operations with flexible 3D printing and access to a wide range of reinforcement materials. With Markforged Mark Two you can print parts that are stronger, harder, and durable enough to replace machined aluminum.
A truly flexible 3D printer that can produce aluminium-strength parts and fits on your desktop.
- With the Markforged Mark Two versatility is a given. Choose between Nylon and Onyx for your prints, and reinforce either base material with fiberglass, Kevlar, or carbon fiber.
- Print Continuous Carbon Fiber reinforced parts on your desktop – stiff, strong, extremely durable, and capable of replacing machined aluminium.
- Print precise parts with best-in-class surface finish thanks to Onyx, Markforged’s extremely versatile micro carbon fiber-filled nylon material.
What features do you get with Mark Two?
Printer Specs
Printing Process
FFF
CFR
Layer Height
50 μm - 200 μm
Part Geometry
Closed cell infill: multiple geometries available
Build Volume
320 x 132 x 154mm (12.6 x 5.2 x 6in
Additional resources
With its endless possibilities, our Xperts are here to help you find the right combination of solutions that will enhance your product by allowing you to innovate, develop, and design without limits.
Smooth TPU 95A
- Smooth TPU 95A is a rubber-like material that when used with Markforged composite printers offers product developers and manufacturers the ability to create flexible, impact-absorbent parts on demand. Use Smooth TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) for functional parts requiring elongation and flexibility. Print drive belts, bumpers, protective coverings, gaskets, and more with a smooth surface finish and high reliability. S-TPU is available in both black and white.
Onyx
- The go-to Markforged composite for printing accurate parts with a smooth surface finish, Onyx is a Nylon base reinforced with chopped carbon fiber that boasts high chemical and heat resistance. Onyx prints enjoy both a high-end finish and twice the strength of parts from other composite printers. Try printing with embedded carbon fiber reinforcements for aluminum strength parts.
Nylon (White)
- Affordable, easily painted, non-abrasive, and durable, Nylon and Nylon White are the materials-of-choice for quick cosmetic prints that are likely to be handled over and over again. Nylon is an unfilled, smooth engineering thermoplastic that is great for ergonomic surfaces and workholding structure.
Carbon Fiber
- The literal and symbolic backbone of aluminum-strength, composite 3D printed parts, Carbon Fiber is the classic Markforged high-strength Continuous Fiber. Take advantage of the highest strength-to-weight ratio of the Markforged reinforcing fibers, 6x stronger and 18x stiffer than Onyx! Carbon Fiber reinforcement is commonly used to replace traditionally machined aluminum parts and fixtures.
Fiberglass
- As an entry-level continuous fiber material, Fiberglass is perfect for printing parts 10x stronger than ABS, or 2.5x stronger and 8x stiffer than Onyx alone. Print robust tools, jigs, and fixtures with Fiberglass inlays on the Onyx Pro and X5, and on the Mark Two and X7 for a more affordable, accessible carbon fiber alternative.
Fiberglass (HSHT)
- Of course, High Strength High Temperature Fiberglass (HSHT) is iconic for its aluminum strength and high heat tolerance. Onyx parts reinforced with HSHT are strong at both low and high temperatures and are 5x as strong and 7x as stiff as parts printed in pure Onyx. It’s best used for durable parts designed to operate in high temperatures.
Kevlar (Aramid Fiber)
- Tough Continuous Fiber for high-impact applications, Aramid Fiber is a Kevlar-based specialized continuous fiber known for its extreme energy absorption. Armor up with Kevlar reinforcement inlays that add strength and durability for parts as stiff as fiberglass and much more ductile. When laid into Onyx or another composite base material, achieve impact-resistant pieces that are nearly immune to catastrophic failure!
Precise PLA
- Precise PLA is the easy-to-print plastic for precision concept modeling and validation. Based on the most common 3D printing prototyping material, Precise PLA 3D prints without warping and comes in a variety of colors. Best of all, it’s affordable. So you can use as much as you need to fine-tune your designs before implementation.
Additional information
| Brand | Markforged |
|---|---|
| 3D Printer Caracteristics | FDM |
| Materials | Nylon, Onyx |
| Part Caracteristics | Fiber Reinforced, Heat Resistant, Strength |
| Process | Production |
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