Industrial 3D Printing / FDM Fused Deposition Modeling

Markforged Mark Two

Name: Markforged Mark Two
Brand: Markforged
SKU: 856-2026-fdm
Price: 4950 EUR
Availability: InStock

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ManufacturerMarkforged

ModelMark Two

Year2019

TechnologyFDM Fused Deposition Modeling

Price€4,950

Description

The Markforged Mark Two is a first-generation FDM printer from 2019 that stands out for processing continuous fiber reinforcements for highly stressed functional components. With Dual Extruder and Continuous Fiber Capability it is suitable for tool making, fixtures and small series with increased mechanical requirements.

The machine prints Onyx (nylon with carbon fiber short fiber filling) and enables the embedding of continuous reinforcement fibers during the printing process. The dual extruder system allows simultaneous use of support material and fiber reinforcement, making complex geometries with high strength achievable.

Included in delivery:

2 full rolls of Onyx Filament
Replacement parts and shims
Documentation and software

The machine is in good condition and is ready for operation.

Technical Specifications

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ManufacturerMarkforged

ModelMark Two

Year2019

TechnologyFDM Fused Deposition Modeling

ConditionUsed

LocationGermany

Stock Number856-2026-fdm

General

Weight

16 kg

Dimensions

584 × 330 × 355 mm

Materials

Onyx; continuous fibers: carbon fiber, fiberglass, Kevlar, HSHT fiberglass

Layer Resolution

100 µm standard, max. 200 µm

Part Number

F-PR-2017 (Mark Two – Onyx), F-PR-2018 (Mark Two – Nylon)

Build Envelope in mm (x/y/z)

320 × 132 × 154 mm mm

Print Bed

kinematic coupling, flat to 160 µm

Power Supply

100–240 V AC, 150 W (2 A peak)

How many fit in one build job?

Material

Part (bounding box)

××mm

Quantity Rotation allowed

One layer on the build platform.

–Parts per build job

–Build jobs for the quantity

–Build volume utilisation

Approximation using the bounding box and 0.5 mm spacing. Real nesting of free-form parts usually fits more.

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