Due to our innovative C-Lube Technology, we can offer a guarantee of at least 20,000 km of mileage under normal operating conditions. After that we recommend regular checks to ensure that the component can be relubricated in time. Test runs have already been stopped after 90,000 km because the service life expectations were exceeded many times over.

We can prepare wired THT components for you manually or automatically using our versatile machines.

Full-service metal fabrication alutexx manufactures individual metal components and assembles or welds them into assemblies in aluminum, steel, and stainless steel. Available in coated, anodized, or galvanized finishes upon request. Specifically, we handle the following steps: • Planning and design • Manufacturing of individual parts through metal fabrication, sheet metal fabrication, etc. • Coordination of all necessary suppliers • Procurement of standard and purchased parts • Surface finishing • Assembly of the components • Packaging • Packaging We would be pleased to work with you to develop a customized solution. Please contact us anytime!

Top quality punches and dies are the preferred choice when high volumes or repetition rates are required. As such your die, carrying your brand name, company logo or your type designation produced to your specification. Whether sunken or raised embossing is purely a matter of design. Dependent on the material used, a variety of type fonts are possible. Sequential numbering tools offer additional necessary individuality, e.g., asset tags, cloakroom tags, vehicle identification plates or engine block plates.

Manufacturing Modern and universal – manufacturing expertise for the highest standards Precise machining of a wide variety of materials and dimensions is one of our key strengths. For machining, we have a universal CNC machine park with high-performance lathes, milling machines and large-scale processing machines. Our specialists program and manufacture your components independently or use our 3D programming system with CAD/CAM interface. By selecting innovative and suitable manufacturing processes, we ensure cost-effective production with the highest and most consistent quality. We use the right heat and surface treatment aligned with your requirements. The sustainable use of production materials and raw materials is very important to us. Our specialists will also provide you with skilled support if you need repairs or spare parts at short notice.

A proven concept for greater productivity offers a combination of a compact HEDELIUS 5-axis machining centre and beginner-friendly MARATHON automation. Our in-house pallet handling systems really come into their own when manufacturing repeat parts or small to medium series. Perfectly harmonised with each other, this combination is particularly impressive thanks to its consistent operating concept. Discover our diverse automation solutions which, in combination with your ACURA machining centre, lead to an increase in productivity, improved delivery reliability and relief for your employees.

The Markforged FX20 The FX20 is the largest, fastest, and most sophisticated 3D printer Markforged has ever created. Engineered from the ground up for unparalleled performance and reliability, the FX20 large format 3D printer takes our patented composites technology to a larger scale, creating new possibilities for new applications and industries. Capable of printing high-temperature thermoplastics with the continuous carbon fiber, it delivers high-strength aerospace-grade parts at the push of a button. Even more stable components with ULTEMTM 9085 filament Built for everything from high-performance tools and jigs to ready-to-fly production parts, the FX20 is the first 3D printer in the Markforged family to be able to reinforce ULTEM™ 9085 filament with continuous carbon fiber. The material is particularly characterized by its high heat and chemical resistance and also has the highest tensile and flexural strength. In addition, of course, the conventional materials can be printed such as Onyx, Onyx FR, Onyx ESD, Nylon White and a support material for ULTEM TM 9085, the ULTEM TM Filament Support. In the picture on the left is our colleague Jan Geese, Head of Application Engineering, with a feeding shoe from PLAN4 Engineering GmbH. The part was printed on the Markforged FX20 in around 66 hours with the dimensions 501 x 396 x 344 mm and 3160 cm³ Onyx.

The FX20 is the largest, fastest, and most sophisticated 3D printer Markforged has ever created. Engineered from the ground up for unparalleled performance and reliability, the FX20 large format 3D printer takes our patented composites technology to a larger scale, creating new possibilities for new applications and industries. Capable of printing high-temperature thermoplastics with the continuous carbon fiber, it delivers high-strength aerospace-grade parts at the push of a button. Larger and heated installation space for your applications An even larger and heated installation space ensures components of the highest quality. Includes a heated build chamber capable of maintaining a temperature of up to 200°C. Prints up to 8x faster than the default print settings of existing Markforged composite printers. – Large material spools with 3200 cm² – 3 nozzle print head – Precision ground vacuum bed – Reusable print sheets – Touch screen interface Even more stable components with ULTEMTM 9085 filament Built for everything from high-performance tools and jigs to ready-to-fly production parts, the FX20 is the first 3D printer in the Markforged family to be able to reinforce ULTEM™ 9085 filament with continuous carbon fiber. The material is particularly characterized by its high heat and chemical resistance and also has the highest tensile and flexural strength. In addition, of course, the conventional materials can be printed such as Onyx, Onyx FR, Onyx ESD, Nylon White and a support material for ULTEM TM 9085, the ULTEM TM Filament Support. In the picture on the left is our colleague Jan Geese, Head of Application Engineering, with a feeding shoe from PLAN4 Engineering GmbH. The part was printed on the Markforged FX20 in around 66 hours with the dimensions 501 x 396 x 344 mm and 3160 cm³ Onyx. The “ULTEM™ and 9085 trademarks are used under license from SABIC, its affiliates or subsidiaries.

The compact entry-level model for industrial continuous fiber reinforcement – strong, precise, and proven The Mark Two is the workhorse among Markforged's desktop printers – compact in size, powerful in performance. It combines precise industrial 3D printing with the ability to massively reinforce components using integrated continuous fibers. This creates components that not only look like plastic but also behave like metal. Printing is primarily done with Onyx, a nylon reinforced with microcarbon fibers that is characterized by high stiffness, dimensional stability, and a sophisticated matte surface. For areas subject to particularly high stress, continuous fibers such as carbon, Kevlar, or fiberglass can be inserted directly into the components – automated, layer by layer, precisely where the load is applied. With its open yet protected build volume and intuitive Eiger software, the Mark Two is ideal for anyone looking to produce prototype-quality industrial components or fully functional equipment, fixtures, and spare parts in-house – without the need for a production shop. Key Features: Build Volume: 320 x 132 x 154 mm Materials: Onyx, Onyx FR, Smooth TPU 95A Continuous Fibers: Carbon, Kevlar, Glass Fiber, HSHT Glass Fiber Compact Desktop Printer with Industrial Precision Ideal for Development, Workshop, and Production-Level Environments The Mark Two is a proven entry-level printer into the world of fiber-reinforced additive manufacturing – for anyone looking to print real components, not just models.

3D printing metals easier than ever - an industrial revolution The Metal X significantly accelerates your innovation and delivers metal components unmanned. The Markforged Metal X system is a simple way to fabricate complex metal parts from a variety of metals. From construction to fully functional Metal parts in under 28 hours with the Markforged Metal X. Simple, yet powerful! The Metal X is one of the most intuitive metal 3D printers on the market. Print a wide range of materials from stainless steel to copper with minimal training in a closed workflow. Scaling capacity is easy; just add printers. Safe and inexpensive. The Metal X is designed to be safe to use and accessible to all users. Costs are many times less than DMLS metal 3D printing systems and require no dedicated operator, powder management system and minimal PPE. Quality parts, received quickly The Metal X is specifically designed for consistent part quality and a seamless user experience. Markforged combines superior software, materials research and an advanced drive system to deliver industrial quality parts quickly and reliably. The ADAM technology Atomic Diffusion Additive Manufacturing – The Process of Markforged Metal X The Metal X uses innovative technology. The printing material consists of a very high concentration of metal powder bound in plastic and wax. It is then printed using the proven FFF / filament process - completely without metal dust. Debinding removes the wax content from the component. Atomic diffusion occurs through the subsequent sintering process. The end result is a homogeneous metal component.

Robust desktop 3D printing with glass fiber reinforcement – for functional components directly on site The Onyx Pro is the little brother of the Mark Two – and the ideal solution for anyone who wants to print strong, precise components without investing in the full range of continuous fibers. It combines the ease of use of a desktop printer with the industrial performance of Markforged – including continuous glass fiber reinforcement. Printing is primarily done with Onyx, the proven nylon-based material with microcarbon fibers, which is characterized by high strength, dimensional stability, and a high-quality surface. For additional stability, continuous glass fiber can be inserted in critical areas – automated and layer by layer. This creates components with a mechanical strength that far exceeds simple plastics. The Onyx Pro uses intuitive Eiger software, can be set up in a very short time, and delivers reliable results – whether for prototypes, fixtures, brackets, or spare parts in equipment manufacturing. Key Features: Build volume: 320 x 132 x 154 mm Materials: Onyx, Onyx FR Continuous fiber: Glass fiber (no carbon) Compact, low-maintenance desktop printer Automated calibration, easy-to-use software The Onyx Pro is ideal for small manufacturing companies, workshops, and development departments that require functional components with glass fiber-reinforced strength – reliable, cost-effective, and requiring no extensive training.

The X7 is the flagship of the Markforged Industrial series and delivers high-strength, precise components for daily use in production. With its sturdy aluminum frame, enclosed build chamber, and integrated laser measurement, it is designed for maximum repeatability and reliability – whether for single pieces or small series. What's special about the X7: It processes technical materials such as Onyx – a nylon reinforced with microcarbon fibers – and, if necessary, inserts continuous fibers such as carbon, Kevlar, or fiberglass directly into the components. This creates components with a strength that rivals aluminum – ideal for grippers, fixtures, equipment, or series components. Using the Eiger software, print jobs can be prepared in just a few minutes, materials assigned, and fiber alignment precisely adjusted. Automatic calibration and an integrated laser scanner with 50 μm accuracy ensure that every component precisely meets the specifications. Key Features: Build volume: 330 x 270 x 200 mm Materials: Onyx, Onyx FR, Onyx ESD, Smooth TPU 95A Continuous fibers: Carbon, Kevlar, HSHT fiberglass, fiberglass Integrated laser scanner for quality assurance Automatic calibration and easy operation The X7 has proven itself in continuous industrial use for years – in both SMEs and large corporations. Anyone looking to manufacture robust, functional components in-house with minimal effort will find the X7 a reliable choice.

Marking ensures safety and allows identification – making it essential in control cabinets. The labels provide important information and instructions for protecting users, for enhancing safety in the assembly process and for maintenance. The marking also allows the connections to be identified quickly, making it easy for third-party providers to maintain control cabinet components. Marking Solutions from WAGO: WAGO offers a perfectly tunned hardware and software program consisting of the WAGO Smart Script marking software, the WAGO thermal transfer Smart Printer and the individual marking media. Users can print markings from three different systems: from an existing CAE system, from the WAGO Smart Script marking software or using the WAGO Smart Designer configurator.

Sometimes it is not possible to place the workpiece to be marked under the marking machine. For this case, there are our portable dot marking machines. Until now, however, these were only available with a separate controller and cable. We have now changed this and developed a compact, self-sufficient and portable device: the Portadot 6030T dot marking machine. With its built-in computer, fully programmable touch screen with display protection and operating pen, the desired marking can be entered directly on the machine. The 36V branded battery allows for many self-sufficient markings without a cable getting in the way. The flat attachment with integrated V-shaped recesses enables marking of flat and round workpieces without set-up effort. In poorly lit halls, the integrated LED light equipped with a motion sensor helps. The machine comes in a sturdy storage case and with a high-speed charger. With its high-torque motors and precise threaded spindles, the dot-marking machine has been specially developed for the high demands of industry. A carbide stylus is made to oscillate by a solenoid. This causes dots to be embossed into the material, resulting in the marking. Almost all materials up to 62 HRC can be embossed. The surface can be flat or uneven. The dot marking machine can independently compensate for a height difference of 3 mm.