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MakerBot Industries LLC Company Profile


1 MetroTech Center, Floor 21
 Brooklyn, New York, 11201
United States of America


At MakerBot, we believe the easier the user experience, the more you can focus on developing your ideas. Whether you’re already 3D printing or just starting out, learning how to read, write, and talk about your process with the right terms can help you advance your goals. The 3D Printing Terminology Guide is a valuable resource from MakerBot that can help you bring ideas to life through a deeper understanding of desktop 3D printing.

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Editor’s Picks: Feb. 6-12, 2020
One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.

MakerBot Launches SKETCH Classroom for Educators and Students
The SKETCH Classroom incorporates MakerBot’s complete education ecosystem.

AM Simulation Gets More Complex with Metal
Generative design and simulation software makers add features to address metal AM.

Materials Madness: AM Gains Traction for Production Applications
New high-performance materials are improving ROI and expanding the business case for 3D printing production-class applications.

Editor’s Picks: August 1-7, 2019
One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.

METHOD X Brings Real ABS 3D Printing to the Desktop
The new desktop printer supports real ABS, a 100°C build chamber, and Stratasys soluable supports to deliver dimensional accuracy and precision.

PENSA’s Path to Prolific Prototypes Starts With the MakerBot METHOD
The industrial-grade desktop 3D printer is used by the design and engineering shop to test new ideas early and often and helps accelerate the design cycle.

MakerBot Expands METHOD 3D Printer Materials with Durable and Chemical-Resistant PETG
The first material for the MakerBot METHOD 3D printer in the Specialty Material line, PETG promises superior part durability and chemical resistance.

Industrial-Grade, Mass Appeal
A new class of desktop 3D printers marries the consistency and flexibility of expensive large-scale printers with the accessibility of consumer-based offerings.

Editor’s Pick: Heavyweight 3D Print Technologies Designed for Desktop
MakerBot's new 3D printer deploys Stratasys industrial technologies for single designers and engineers.

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