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Binder jetting · Polymer high speed sintering · Sand binder jetting

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Manufacturer of large-format binder-jet and polymer printing systems, including sand mold and core machines.

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voxeljet VX1000
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VX1000

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Manufacturer website verified · References checked 2026-10-16, 2026-10-17

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Technologies in this record
Binder jetting · Polymer high speed sintering · Sand binder jetting
Applications in this record
Foundry · Automotive · Industrial
Material families
Sand · Polymer powder · Silica sand · Ceramic media · PMMA (configured system) · Sand with furan binder
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Equipment manufacturer
Documented model years
2011–2011

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  1. 2011

    VX4000 brings four-meter sand printing

    The manufacturer unveiled a system with a 4 × 2 × 1 m build space and interchangeable building platforms.

  2. 2025

    ExOne and voxeljet join a common holding structure

    The October 23 announcement states that ExOne Global Holdings combined the two businesses and would integrate their operations and support.

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VX1000 current successor-site specifications and dated VX2000 documentation complement existing VX4000. The shared ExOne website is not counted as a second copy of the same machine; polymer variants are outside this metal/foundry pass.

Collection expanded 2026-10-17 · 2 added model profiles. Research coverage

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