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Mastrex Launches Six Metal LPBF Printers with an Entry Price Around $39,000
2026. 09. 13.

Mastrex Launches Six Metal LPBF Printers with an Entry Price Around $39,000

Mastrex has introduced a six-machine metal laser powder bed fusion range, with the entry model reportedly starting around $39,000 – an unusually low price point for LPBF hardware.

Mastrex has introduced a six-machine metal laser powder bed fusion range, with the entry model reportedly starting around $39,000 – an unusually low price point for LPBF hardware.

What happened?

Mastrex has introduced a six-machine metal laser powder bed fusion range, with the entry model reportedly starting around $39,000 – an unusually low price point for LPBF hardware.

Key details

  • Mastrex has introduced a six-machine LPBF portfolio.
  • The entry price is reported at roughly $39,000.
  • The company is working with Continuum Powders on material validation.
  • A key question is whether metal AM can sustain a significantly lower hardware entry cost without compromising production requirements.

Why it matters

Capital cost is one of the biggest barriers in metal AM. If new entrants can deliver genuinely usable machines at this price level, smaller engineering firms and labs could gain access to technology that was previously out of reach.

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Source and further information

This article is a summary based on publicly available source material. Read the original here: 3DPrint.com.



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