3D printing mfr. MarkForged names reseller

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida – Becoming 3D, a provider of 3D printing design-to-manufacturing solutions, has become a MarkForged Flagship Reseller Partner for the state of Florida.

 

MarkForged produces the Mark One, a composite 3D printer. The Mark One enables a user to reinforce 3D-printed parts with continuous-strand carbon fiber, Kevlar, and fiberglass. Now, functional parts can be printed with a higher strength-to-weight than aluminum, at the desktop.

 

Using a patented process of a composite filament fabrication (CFF) print head, alongside a fused filament fabrication (FFF) print head, the Mark One enables engineers to print end-use parts, brackets, tooling, and fixtures that traditionally are made from metals.

 

In addition, the Mark One allows a user to pause a print and add components before continuing the print, allowing the ability to embed sensors, electronics, hard mounting points, and more into the 3D-printed part.

 

"We are extremely excited to partner with MarkForged," said Becoming 3D founder Grant Sadowski. "Their innovative technology and unique product offerings using nylon, fiberglass, carbon fiber, and Kevlar positions us uniquely in the marketplace for success. We have experienced tremendous response from our customers since partnering with them."

 

Unlike traditional 3D printing manufacturers, Becoming3D's comprehensive assessment and solution approach includes a financing program, training, supplies, and servicing – critical elements for schools and businesses that are normally not included in the purchase of 3D printers.

 

MarkForged is backed by Matrix Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners.