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Giving the Defense Industry High-Strength Additive Manufacturing Applications
Join us to learn about:
- How XTEK is thriving as an Australian manufacturer with the help of high-strength composite additive manufacturing
- How XTEK uses Markforged 3D printers for a variety of applications with a focus on functional prototypes
- XTEK’s adoption of additive manufacturing for prototyping law enforcement and military applications
- XTEK’s top applications to effectively lower costs and improve lead time
About XTEK: XTEK is the market leader in high-quality security products to protect and sustain the Defense Forces, Police Forces and other Government Agencies.
About Markforged: Markforged is a metal and carbon fiber 3D printer company known for strength-based 3D printing.
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The Difference Between 3D Printing and CNC Machining
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