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Published:  24 November, 2021

BCN3D, a leading 3D printing solutions manufacturer, has announced it has launched its Metal Pack - containing Ultrafuse Metal Filaments from Forward AM - for its line of Epsilon Series 3D printers.

The company says the development allows its customer base to easily upgrade their hardware to catch up with the latest developments and affordably produce solid metal parts.

The upgrade opens up a new range of applications for BCN3D customers, especially for spare parts, functional prototyping, and tooling, and is mainly aimed at the pharmaceutical, food, automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing sectors. The parts produced by this process have practically identical behaviour to those produced by MIM or CNC and offer an office-friendly solution with far more design freedom. The Metal Pack includes both Ultrafuse 316L and 17-4 PH, and a new exclusive hotend for metal.

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