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MetalPrinting launched the Gauss MT90 at CES 2026, a compact 3D printer using Paste-based Metal Extrusion to eliminate hazardous powders.
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MetalPrinting launched the Gauss MT90 at CES 2026, a compact 3D printer using Paste-based Metal Extrusion to eliminate hazardous powders.

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MetalPrinting launched the Gauss MT90 at CES 2026, a compact 3D printer using Paste-based Metal Extrusion to eliminate hazardous powders. The system utilizes 150 dollar metal ink cartridges and an AI-enabled camera to monitor viscosity for high-precision output. This technology lowers entry barriers for medical and jewelry sectors by bringing industrial-grade metal AM into office environments. It represents a systemic shift toward accessible, localized metal manufacturing. 🚀 #MetalAM #3DPrinting #Manufacturing #Innovation

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