Curious how binder jetting technology is being used to produce high-precision parts for companies like Honeywell Aerospace, Bosch, Volvo, Siemens, Koenigsegg and Montfort Watches?

In this webinar, we’ll showcase how the PX100 platform is helping organisations move from R&D experimentation to industrial-scale MIM production - reliably, efficiently, and at scale.

Together with Dr Robert Wilson from CSIRO (Australia’s national science agency), we’ll explore how PX100 can help your team:

• Produce precision aerospace components, high-performance automotive parts, luxury watch dials, and consumer product prototypes

• Scale production reliably while maintaining Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) compliance

• Reduce production risk and unlock new design possibilities

Why Attend

• Learn from real-world case studies across aerospace, automotive, consumer products, and luxury goods
• Discover how PX100 users save time and cost while meeting PPAP requirements
• Explore operational benchmarks for throughput, repeatability, material performance, and cost efficiency

What You’ll Learn

• How to scale metal AM without compromising part quality or reliability
• High-throughput binder jetting in real production environments
• Lessons from organisations successfully bridging R&D and manufacturing
• Benchmarks that impact cost-per-part and production capacity

Who Should Attend

• MIM manufacturers evaluating scalable additive production
• R&D teams moving innovations into manufacturable processes
• Production leaders responsible for throughput, quality, and ROI
• Engineers assessing next-generation metal AM technologies

Tripp Burd

Director - New Platforms, Markforged

Michael Tuckey

Technical Lead APAC, Markforged

Dr Robert Wilson

Principal Research Leader and Team Leader at CSIRO