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MX3D to Add Six New Metal 3D Printing Systems After Securing Largest Funding Round Yet

There’s news from MX3D.

Art project emphasizes sustainable production practices.

MX3D is gaining momentum in the marketplace.

MX3D is making considerable progress with their latest product, the M1 METAL AM SYSTEM.

It will be moved from Amsterdam to a new location for continued research on WAAM capabilities.

MX3D announced today a new large robotic system for 3D printing metal parts.

MX3D announced a new installation of the WAAM system that signals the company’s growth.

Chinese researchers have developed a way to reinforce 3D printed aluminum with titanium wire.

What’s up with MX3D? We had a chat with them.

MX3D produced a large metal part that opens a path for a very intriguing future.

MX3D has 3D printed a prototype metal lunar habitat floor for ESA.

The long-anticipated stainless steel 3D printed Smart Bridge has finally been unveiled in Amsterdam’s Red Light District.

Another day, another significant additive manufacturing investment.

A collaboration between MX3D and Takenaka has resulted in a 3D-printed steel connector for use in structural construction.

Construction 3D printing is a relatively new discipline, and we made a list of the current players.

When we last saw MX3D at Formnext 2019, they were showing off a 3D printed robot arm. Now, they’ve tested it in a working robotic system.

We had a chat with Amsterdam-based MX3D, who provide metal 3D printing services for large-scale projects, including bicycles and bridges.

Dutch Design Week is in full swing, and Fabbaloo friend Rob Blaauboer shares a look at 3D printing at this year’s event.