Webinar: Get to Know the World's Most Researched Binder Jet Machine

On-Demand Webinar

From Setup to Success – Meet the world’s most researched binder jetting machine

Installed at leading universities, R&D centers, and businesses around the world, more binder jet 3D printing research has been done on the InnoventX than any other platform. With an open architecture and material system, users are in full control of the output in an easy-to-manage build volume. For nearly a decade, it’s been the leading entry-level binder jetting platform known for both its ease-of-operation and ability to process a wide range of materials, from stainless steels and super alloys to technical ceramics.

Join us for an exclusive webinar designed to help you understand how you can leverage the power of binder jet 3D printing technology with the research-friendly InnoventX. In this in-depth session, we’ll guide you through the entire process of setting up a build, from the software workflow and machine preparation to parameter adjustments and sintering.

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During this demo, you’ll gain valuable insights into the operational ease, flexibility, and precision of the InnoventX. We’ll cover essential topics such as:

Software Guided Workflows: User-friendly processes to simulate sintering and prepare your build
Efficient Build Preparation: Streamlined processes in a footprint optimized for accessibility
Process Settings Adjustments: What variables are available to users and what will they change.
Process Stabilization: Fine-tune key variables like binder saturation and powder dispensing to accommodate consistency in printing performance.
Post-Print Workflow: Walk through cross-link and dewpowdering, as well as the final densification of parts in the sintering furnace

About the Speakers

Max Inks, Senior Process Engineer

With 12 years of experience in developing and engineering binder jet systems, Max has formed and hardened concepts into reality. With his initial focus as an electrical designer, bringing the pneumatic, fluidic, and electrical subsystems to life in the M-Flex in 2013, Max has continuously pushed the boundaries of the binder jet technology. Through the engineering and development of the Innovent platform and its many customer-centric hardware upgrades, to the productivity and versatility of the X25Pro, Max’s drive for technology advancement has led him through roles with Engineering, Product Launch, Parts Production, and now Materials and Process Development. Join Max on a deep dive of process control and development on the InnoventX platform.

Kyle Myers, PhD, Senior Director of Materials Science

Kyle has been with Desktop Metal since the 2021 acquisition of ExOne, where he served as the Director of Research and Development. Currently, he leads the material and binder teams for metal and ceramic binder jetting platforms as well as the Future Markets team, helping customers achieve success with unique material, process, or applications needs. He has a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering and has worked on binder jet materials and process development for over 12 years.