Helping design and engineering professionals discover, evaluate and specify technologies and processes that shorten the design cycle and enable success.
Desktop Metal was started to address a problem—how to make metal 3D printing accessible for engineering teams. In 2013, CEO Ric Fulop began collaborating with world-leading experts in materials science, engineering, and 3D printing. Their work together over the course of two years drew multiple independent inventions together to form the basis for Desktop Metal’s technology.
Arc Impact Buys Desktop Metal Assets
Tom Nogueira is appointed the new chief executive officer of Desktop Metal—an Arc Company.
Desktop Metal Files for Bankruptcy
Nano Dimension announces its decision not to acquire assets.
Nano Dimension Wraps Up Acquisition of Desktop Metal
The transaction is valued at $179.3 million.
Desktop Metal Has Trial Date in Lawsuit Against Nano Dimension
This is pending litigation against Nano Dimension Ltd. regarding the merger agreement between the parties dated July 2, 2024, Desktop Metal reports.
Desktop Metal Releases Markforged from Previously Filed Complaint
As announced on September 25, 2024, Markforged entered a plan of merger with Nano pursuant to which Nano will, subject to the terms and conditions, acquire all outstanding…
Desktop Metal Granted Motion for an Expedited Trial
Desktop Metal files second lawsuit against Nano Dimension for breach of merger agreement.
Nano Dimension Answers Desktop Metal’s Lawsuit Regarding Merger
Nano Dimension believes the lawsuit is without merit and inconsistent with the terms of the merger agreement, the company reports.
Nano Dimension to Buy Markforged
By buying Markforged, Nano Dimension will acquire a company reportedly noted for its scale and efficiency. By the numbers, Markforged’s 2023 revenue was reportedly $93.8…
Desktop Metal Qualifies Continuum’s Recycled Superalloy
Material is now qualified for use on its Metal Binder Jet 3D printers.
Desktop Health Flexcera Resins Validated for LuxCreo 3D Printers
Flexcera is a family of popular, FDA 510(k) cleared nanoceramic polymers used for 3D printing dental cosmetic, restorative and removable indications.
Desktop Metal Sells its First PureSinter Furnace to AmPd Labs
AmPd Labs offers additive manufacturing services using three Desktop Metal Shop System printers, paired with two other DM furnaces, in addition to other manufacturing technologies.
Nano Dimension to Acquire Desktop Metal
There's a focus on capitalizing on growth potential through greater scale with shift to AM designed-for-manufacturing applications.
Desktop Metal X25Pro Now Powered by TurboFuse Binder
TurboFuse is a high-speed, high-strength binder that demonstrates enhanced adhesion to metal powders, according to Desktop Metal.
Desktop Metal Releases Tolerance Analysis Software
Live Inspect is a solution to fine-tune accuracy by analyzing 3D scans of printed parts to provide tolerance analysis and correct for deviations.
Platinum Now Customer-Qualified on Desktop Metal System
Italy-based Legor’s Powmet line of fine, pure powders for additive manufacturing includes a ruthenium-based platinum now qualified on the DM Production System P-1 for jewelry…
Desktop Metal Introduces Vacuum Furnace
PureSinter offers one-run debinding and sintering of metal parts produced with either additive manufacturing or traditional manufacturing methods in a 15.8L retort, company…
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