Desktop Metal

Burlington, Massachusetts, United States, United Statesdesktopmetal.com

Additive Manufacturing

About

Desktop Metal specializes in 3D printing technologies for mass production, focusing on metal and polymer materials. They offer a range of 3D printing systems, including the X-Series, Studio System 2, and PureSinter Furnace, which utilize advanced processes such as Binder Jetting and Bound Metal Deposition. Their products are designed for various applications across industries such as manufacturing, tooling, automotive, and consumer goods, with capabilities for producing high-quality, precision parts with tight tolerances and excellent surface finishes.

Products & Services

X-SeriesStudio System 2PureSinter FurnaceInnoventXX25ProX160Pro

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Quick Facts

Location: Burlington, Massachusetts, United States, United States
Category: Additive Manufacturing

Supply chain network

Source: industry sources

Customers18

Ford Motor Company
“American multinational automotive company”
Medtronic
“Medical device company”
Lockheed Martin
“US aerospace and defense manufacturer”
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
“Private university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, founded 1861”
BMW
“German automobile manufacturer, and conglomerate”
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
“American multinational tire manufacturer”
MITRE
“Software company based in Bedford, Massachusetts”
Department of Homeland Security
“United States federal executive department”
adidas
“German multinational corporation”
United States Department of Defense
“Organization based in Washington, D.C.”
+8 more

Key suppliers4

Propel
“Software company based in Redwood City, California”
AMC Bridge
“Software development company”
Nota3D
“Manufacturer of additive manufacturing equipment”
Polygonica

Competitors20

HP
“American information technology company”
Velo3D
“Digital manufacturing company”
3D Systems
“Company that makes and sells 3D printers”
voxeljet
“German manufacturer of 3D printers”
Circle Financial Internet Ltd.
Stratasys
“Manufacturer of 3D printers and 3D production systems”
Trine University
“Private university in Indiana, USA”
EnivisionTEC
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
“American information technology company”
SLM Solutions
“German manufacturer of metal 3D printers”
+10 more

Partners25

Swarovski
“Austrian crystal and jewelry company”
Ryerson Holding Corporation
“American metals company”
Shapeways
“Dutch-founded, New York-based 3D printing marketplace and service”
fuseproject
“Industrial design and branding firm”
Etec Systems
“Technology company”
Fisher Unitech
“Provider of IT solutions”
Lumafield
“X-Ray CT scanner provider”
Sinterit
“Professional 3D printer manufacturer”
Siemens
“German multinational conglomerate company”
Henkel
“Multinational chemical and consumer goods company headquartered in Germany”
+15 more

Subsidiaries25

Make Composites
“Small composite part manufacturing solution”
Desktop Metal Securities
“Organization based in Massachusetts”
Figur Machine Tools
“Organization based in New Jersey”
Envisiontec
“3D printer company”
DESKTOP METAL OPERATING
“Organization based in Burlington, Massachusetts”
EnvisionTec Group Canada
“Organization based in Canada”
Desktop Labs
“Software company”
Aerosint
“Pioneer of 3D printing technology”
May Dental Arts
“Precision dental restoration provider”
Syzygy Memory Plastics
“Company in Dallas, United States”
+15 more

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Supply chain network

Source: industry sources

Customers18

Ford Motor Company
“American multinational automotive company”
Medtronic
“Medical device company”
Lockheed Martin
“US aerospace and defense manufacturer”
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
“Private university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, founded 1861”
BMW
“German automobile manufacturer, and conglomerate”
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
“American multinational tire manufacturer”
MITRE
“Software company based in Bedford, Massachusetts”
Department of Homeland Security
“United States federal executive department”
adidas
“German multinational corporation”
United States Department of Defense
“Organization based in Washington, D.C.”
+8 more

Key suppliers4

Propel
“Software company based in Redwood City, California”
AMC Bridge
“Software development company”
Nota3D
“Manufacturer of additive manufacturing equipment”
Polygonica

Competitors20

HP
“American information technology company”
Velo3D
“Digital manufacturing company”
3D Systems
“Company that makes and sells 3D printers”
voxeljet
“German manufacturer of 3D printers”
Circle Financial Internet Ltd.
Stratasys
“Manufacturer of 3D printers and 3D production systems”
Trine University
“Private university in Indiana, USA”
EnivisionTEC
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
“American information technology company”
SLM Solutions
“German manufacturer of metal 3D printers”
+10 more

Partners25

Swarovski
“Austrian crystal and jewelry company”
Ryerson Holding Corporation
“American metals company”
Shapeways
“Dutch-founded, New York-based 3D printing marketplace and service”
fuseproject
“Industrial design and branding firm”
Etec Systems
“Technology company”
Fisher Unitech
“Provider of IT solutions”
Lumafield
“X-Ray CT scanner provider”
Sinterit
“Professional 3D printer manufacturer”
Siemens
“German multinational conglomerate company”
Henkel
“Multinational chemical and consumer goods company headquartered in Germany”
+15 more

Subsidiaries25

Make Composites
“Small composite part manufacturing solution”
Desktop Metal Securities
“Organization based in Massachusetts”
Figur Machine Tools
“Organization based in New Jersey”
Envisiontec
“3D printer company”
DESKTOP METAL OPERATING
“Organization based in Burlington, Massachusetts”
EnvisionTec Group Canada
“Organization based in Canada”
Desktop Labs
“Software company”
Aerosint
“Pioneer of 3D printing technology”
May Dental Arts
“Precision dental restoration provider”
Syzygy Memory Plastics
“Company in Dallas, United States”
+15 more

Relationships from industry sources. Names without links aren't yet in our directory.