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Over 100 Xact Metal customers are using Materialise software

The affordable metal LPBF company is extending its partnership with the Belgian AM software provider

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Driven by the mission to expand access to affordable metal 3D printing for small-to-medium size companies and decentralize additive manufacturing, Xact Metal is continuing its partnership with Materialise and its Magics 3D Print Suite.

Over 100 Xact Metal customers are using Materialise software as metal LPBF extends its partnership with the Belgian AM software provider “We have been working with Materialise since the foundation of Xact Metal six years ago”, said Juan Mario Gomez, Xact Metal CEO. “For over 20 years Materialise has been a front-runner in the success of industrial adoption of metal power-bed fusion. We have worked together to bring new solutions including Materialise Print for Xact Metal, Materialise Auto-Scaffold for Xact Metal, the Dental Module, and Multi-Optic Laser Control.”

Materialise Magics Print Suite simplifies data and build preparation with one easy-to-use solution that includes both CAD and mesh tools, automatic support generation, build preparation, and tool path generation.  Materialise has announced the new version of Magics, its leading data and build preparation software. New features include Workflow Automation, a tool that offers custom scripts to automate repetitive workflows during data and build preparation. Magics is now also integrated with CO-AM, the company’s cloud-based software platform, adding traceability to the 3D printing process.

“We are pleased to extend our partnership with Materialise as we continue to aim to make metal 3D printing not only affordable but easy to use,” said Gomez. “Materialise’s products complement the Xact Metal mission and have been a factor in our success. To date, we have over 100 installations of Materialise software supporting our metal 3D printers at our customers and sales partners around the world.”

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