About Desktop Metal
We were founded in 2015 and are now part of Arc Public Benefit Corp. We focus on Additive Manufacturing 2.0, aiming for on-demand digital mass production of industrial, medical, and consumer products. We develop 3D printers, materials, and software to make metal and carbon fiber 3D printing accessible to engineers, designers, and manufacturers. We specialize in binder jetting and digital light processing (DLP) 3D printing, which we use to print metal, polymer, sand, ceramics, foam, and recycled wood.
Our main products include the Shop System for batch production of dense metal parts, the Studio System for office-friendly metal part production and rapid prototyping, and the X-Series for binder jet 3D printing of metals and ceramics. The PureSinter Furnace handles vacuum debinding and sintering. Our materials portfolio includes metals, polymers, ceramics, and composites, with innovations like DuraChain 2-in-1 pot resins, Flexcera, FreeFoam, and upcycled wood. Adaptive3D, which joined us in 2015, develops high-performance 3D printable resins, including DuraChain photopolymers. Azoth uses metal binder jet technology for small, complex metal components and helps manufacturers manage digital inventories through its Take One Make One (TOMO) strategy.
We serve over 800 customers, hold more than 100 patents, and offer over 250 materials. Our headquarters are in Burlington, Massachusetts, with engineering facilities across the U.S. (California, Michigan, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas) and internationally (Germany, Italy, Belgium, Japan). Our distribution network includes over 200 partners in more than 65 countries.
Mission & Values
Our mission is to enable mass production with 3D printing by making metal and carbon fiber 3D printing accessible to engineers, designers, and manufacturers.
We value resilience, curiosity, and collaboration. We look for individuals who are passionate about important work, can contribute fresh ideas, and want to grow with us.
Team & Culture
We have a team of between 201 and 500 employees. Our culture revolves around a shared passion for Additive Manufacturing 2.0 technologies. We believe these technologies can produce advanced parts and products at high volumes.
Our employees are dedicated to building a sustainable and modern manufacturing future, focusing on innovations for lighter vehicles, new energy sources, and customizable patient care products.
Frequently Asked Questions
Desktop Metal provides 3D printers, materials, and software for additive manufacturing. Its systems utilize binder jetting and digital light processing (DLP) to print materials such as metal, polymer, sand, ceramics, foam, and recycled wood. Specific products include the Shop System™, Studio System™, X-Series, and PureSinter™ Furnace. The company also offers a range of materials, including DuraChain™ resins.
Desktop Metal’s core values include resilience, curiosity, and collaboration, which are considered key to navigating growth and change. The company also values individuals who are passionate about meaningful work, fresh perspectives, and personal growth.
The work culture at Desktop Metal is characterized by a team passionate about advancing Additive Manufacturing 2.0 technologies to produce high-volume, advanced parts and products. Employees are committed to pursuing a sustainable and modern manufacturing future, focusing on innovation in areas like lighter vehicles, new energy, and customizable patient care products.
Desktop Metal focuses on area-wide 3D printing platforms, specifically binder jetting (BJT) and digital light processing (DLP), which it believes offer the speeds and costs required for Additive Manufacturing 2.0.
Desktop Metal’s technology supports a broad portfolio of materials, including metals, polymers, ceramics, and composites. This includes specialized materials like DuraChain™ 2-in-1 pot resins and Flexcera™, and also incorporates upcycled materials such as wood.
Desktop Metal was founded in 2015.
Desktop Metal is active in the 3d Printing, Robotics, Metallurgy, 3d Printing Software, Engineering, Additive Manufacturing, 3d Printing Hardware, Metal 3d Printing, Prototyping, Metal Fabrication, Software Engineering, and Materials Science markets.
Desktop Metal has 201-500 employees.
Desktop Metal hires globally with a remote-first approach, allowing employees to work from anywhere.
Desktop Metal is not actively hiring at the moment. Check back later for new opportunities.
Yes, Desktop Metal is a remote-first company.
Desktop Metal's website is www.desktopmetal.com .
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