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Yes. The Markforged PX100 uses Metal Binder Jetting to produce parts from stainless steels, tool steels, copper, and super-alloys at micron-level precision. The FX10 also supports stainless steel via Metal FFF. Additionally, the 17-4 PH Stainless Steel filament is compatible with the Metal X and Metal X 2nd Generation printers.

Yes. The Markforged FX20 prints with ULTEM 9085 and flame-retardant Onyx FR and Carbon Fiber FR materials, meeting aerospace thermal and chemical resistance requirements. The ProJet 7000 HD and Figure 4 Tough 65C Black (UL94 HB compliant) are also optimized for regulated production environments with tight dimensional control.

Continuous fiber reinforcement (CFR) embeds strands of carbon fiber, Kevlar, or fiberglass within each printed layer, dramatically increasing stiffness and load-bearing strength. Markforged systems using CFR can produce composite parts strong enough to replace machined aluminum at a fraction of the cost and lead time, without the need for traditional tooling.

The ProJet 2500 IC and MJP 300W from 3D Systems are purpose-built for investment casting. Both produce 100% wax patterns using MultiJet Printing, integrating directly into standard lost-wax and burnout workflows without secondary tooling. They support complex geometries, fine features, and consistent dimensional accuracy across production runs.

Yes. Products like the Figure 4 Standalone, ProJet MJP 2500/2500 Plus, and Onyx Pro are optimized for rapid design iteration, while systems like the FX10, PX100, and Figure 4 Modular scale to full production volumes. Many platforms support both prototyping and end-use part manufacturing within the same workflow.

All products are priced upon request. You can submit a product inquiry through the Miller 3D Printing website or contact the team directly via phone or email. A.W. Miller's application engineers will provide pricing, lead times, installation options, and warranty details based on your specific requirements and location.