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Voxeljet has launched the VX7000, a massive binder jet system with a 7x7x1m build volume and 60-ton material capacity.
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Voxeljet has launched the VX7000, a massive binder jet system with a 7x7x1m build volume and 60-ton material capacity.

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Originally reported by VoxelMatters

Voxeljet has launched the VX7000, a massive binder jet system with a 7x7x1m build volume and 60-ton material capacity. Its stationary foundation and moving Z-axis architecture solve the mechanical stress of handling extreme weight, enabling precision for multi-meter industrial castings. This commercial evolution from the VX9000 prototype marks a shift toward additive-first heavy foundries. Integrated logistics and modular printheads now enable high-throughput, autonomous manufacturing at an unprecedented scale. 🏗️ #3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing #Voxeljet #Foundry

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