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Markforged FX10 (photo: Markforged)
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Markforged FX10

Fused Deposition Modeling

Markforged · Price on request

Industrial continuous fiber reinforcement printer. 400×350×315mm build volume. Lays continuous carbon fiber, fiberglass, or Kevlar within Onyx (chopped carbon nylon) matrix. Parts rival aluminum in strength-to-weight.

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Build volume
375 × 300 × 300 mm
X × Y × Z
Layer thickness
125–250 µm
Extrusion
nozzle 300 °C
heated chamber 60 °C
Materials
15 named
3 with a datasheet here
List price
On request
X 375Y 300Z 300

Build volume

33.8 LMedium

375 × 300 × 300 mm · 20 cans of 330 ml would stand on the plate

Medium — a larger envelope than 55% of the 132 machines here, and than 61% of the 41 material extrusion machines.

To scale beside a 330 ml can; drag to orbit. Small, medium and large are the thirds of the catalogue's machines with a stated envelope.

Specifications · 19 cited values

Fused Deposition Modeling (Material extrusion)

Build envelope

Build size X
375 mm
Build size Y
300 mm
Build size Z
300 mm
Platform shape
rectangular

Resolution

Layer thickness, minimum
125 µm
Layer thickness, maximum
250 µm

Extrusion

Nozzle temperature, max
300 °C
Bed temperature, max
150 °C
Heated chamber
yes
Enclosed
yes
Multi-material
Direct-drive print head with two nozzles (one plastic, one fiber), automatic material changeover

Atmosphere and thermal

Chamber temperature, max
60 °C

Physical

Footprint, length
640 mm
Footprint, width
760 mm
Footprint, height
1,200 mm
Weight
122 kg

System

Power supply
100-120 VAC 12A /15A; 200-240 VAC 6A / 8A
Connectivity
Wi-Fi and Ethernet
Certifications
UL 2011/CSA C22.2#301 certified, CE Marked, EU Machinery Directive compliant

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