Preparing Future Professionals with Industrial 3D Printing
Industrial 3D printing together with career-oriented learning. Provide students with a smooth transition into the rapidly evolving workplace.
Preparing Future Professionals with
Industrial 3D Printing
Industrial 3D printing together with career-oriented learning. Provide students with a smooth transition into the rapidly evolving workplace.
Professional 3D Printing within Student Reach.
Train Students on Professional Grade Equipment
-A professional-grade, tinker free, industrial 3D printer that provides professionals with instant feedback to go from concept to product.
-Uncompromised performance right out of the box for prototyping, concept models, end-use parts and multi-industry capabilities.
-Consistent dimensional accuracy combines with complex geometric printing capabilities that push past traditional manufacturing practices.
Forward-Looking Career Readiness.
Paving Career Pathways with Real World Exposure
- Increase student career readiness with a 3D printer used increasingly in evolving professional settings today across multiple industries.
- Develop career skills with printer features that provide exposure to industry practices and redefine the way traditional prototyping is done.
- Advance your students’ understanding of 3D printing and test the ways they can use METHOD in learning, research and manufacturing settings.
Open Materials Platform
More Materials. More Possibilities.
-Access unlimited materials with an Open Materials Platform enabled by MakerBot LABS
-Expand research development in any field with a diverse offering of advanced polymers and composites from the world’s leading materials manufacturers
-METHOD's Heated Chamber produces stronger parts than a heated build plate and expands your material capabilities
METHOD Tech Specs
1 Based on internal testing of injection molded specimens of METHOD X ABS compared to ABS from a leading desktop 3D printer competitor. Tensile strength testing was performed according to ASTM D638 and HDT B testing according to ASTM D648.
2 ± 0.2 mm or ± 0.002 mm per mm of travel (whichever is greater). Based on internal testing of selected geometries.
3 Compared to popular desktop 3D printers when using the same layer height and infill density settings. Speed advantage dependent upon object geometry.
4 Expected total amount of testing to be completed prior to shipping.
5 Part Size: 13.7 x 15.2 x 10.2 cm | based on 52 parts per year average | prices shown in USD.
6 Cost of material plus the cost per print of the printers depreciated over a period of 3 years
