Desktop Metal Expands Lineup for World’s Best-Selling Metal Binder Jet System with Shop System+ and Shop System Pro
Desktop Metal (NYSE: DM) has launched two new upgrade packages for its Shop System™, enhancing the world's best-selling metal binder jet system. The Shop System+ offers high-throughput users discounts on powders and binders to reduce operating costs, while the Shop System Pro provides advanced process controls and flexibility for expert users. The Shop System has logged over 20,000 print hours since its November 2019 launch, demonstrating reliability and affordability in metal additive manufacturing. The upgraded systems will be showcased at IMTS 2022 in Chicago, further solidifying Desktop Metal's market leadership.
- Launch of two upgrade packages (Shop System+ and Pro) enhances product offering.
- Shop System has logged over 20,000 print hours, indicating strong user adoption.
- Shop System+ allows discounts on powders and binders, reducing operational costs.
- Shop System Pro adds advanced controls and flexibility for expert users.
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Launched in
November 2019 , the Shop System™ has been the world’s best-selling metal binder jet system for two years running - A turnkey metal 3D printing system, the Shop System is an affordable, closed material printer that delivers reliable results with optimized powders, proven parameters, and Live Sinter simulation and scanning software
- In response to customer demand, two new Shop System packages are being offered on this trusted platform for added flexibility, functionality, and value
- The Shop System+ package allows high-throughput power users to lock in discounts on powder and binder, lowering operating and part costs
- The Shop System Pro, meanwhile, is an open powder system that unlocks access to certain process controls and offers new functionality, including bi-directional spreading and custom sintering profiles
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The Shop System is qualified by
Desktop Metal to print 17-4PH and 316L stainless steels and cobalt chrome, with nickel alloys IN615 and IN718 and 304L stainless steel fast-tracked for qualification -
The Shop System will be on display at IMTS 2022 in
Chicago on level 3 in both the West (Booth No. 433103) and East (Booth No. 134502) buildings
First unveiled in
To date, Shop System users worldwide have logged more than 20,000 print hours with this successful, turnkey solution. Now,
“Customers love the affordability, quality, and reliability of the Shop System, and the
Shop System Details
Featuring the highest resolution and most advanced single pass print engine in the binder jetting market, the Shop System is a complete end-to-end solution for producing complex, end-use metal parts that includes:
- a binder jetting printer with 1600 native dpi resolution and 5x nozzle redundancy,
- a drying oven for hardening green parts prior to depowdering,
- a powder station for depowdering parts with built-in powder recycling,
- a furnace designed for accessible, industrial-strength sintering,
- integrated powder handling accessories and workflow,
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Desktop Metal -engineered binders and powders, and -
Desktop Metal software for build preparation and sintering simulation.
This turnkey solution, designed with the modern machine shop in mind, seamlessly integrates with existing shop operations and makes it easy for businesses to get up and running with binder jetting in days instead of weeks or months.
The Shop System on Display at IMTS
To learn more about the Studio System and available materials, visit https://www.desktopmetal.com/products/shop.
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