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Discover which carbon fiber 3D printing technology is right for your business.
Discover which carbon fiber 3D printing technology is right for your business.
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Markforged
In the world of Carbon Fiber 3D printing, two technologies stand out: Chopped Carbon Fiber and Continuous Carbon Fiber. Both are revolutionary in their own right, but choosing the right one for your business depends on your application needs and production goals.
In this comparison, we’ll break down the differences between the Stratasys F190CR (Chopped Carbon Fiber) and the Markforged FX10 (Continuous Carbon Fiber) to help you make an informed decision.
Chopped Carbon Fiber reinforced filament
Strong and durable parts, ideal for high-strength applications
A grade, highly aesthetic surface finish, prints 3-5X faster
User-friendly, with a streamlined workflow for consistent results
More cost-effective, lower material and operational costs
More cost-effective, lower material and operational costs
3-5X faster compered to printing on Continuous fiber
Chopped Carbon Fiber reinforced filament
Strong and durable parts, ideal for high-strength applications
A grade, highly aesthetic surface finish, prints 3-5X faster
User-friendly, with a streamlined workflow for consistent results
More cost-effective, lower material and operational costs
Ideal for prototyping, jigs, fxtures, and production parts
3-5X faster compered to printing on Continuous fiber
Discover the wide range of parts you can produce with each machine, from lightweight prototypes to high-strength, load-bearing components.
Chopped carbon fiber offers excellent strength-to-weight ratios, making it a cost-effective solution for general-purpose applications without compromising performance.
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Continuous carbon fber is perfect for producing high-performance, load-bearing parts needed in industries like aerospace and automotive, where maximum strength is critical
Stiffer than Onyx
Stiffer than Onyx
Stronger than Onyx
Stronger than Onyx
Resistant than Onyx
Resistant than Onyx
Compare the size, build volume, performance, and price of the Stratasys F190CR and Markforged FX10 to fnd the perfect fit for your 3D printing needs.
| Features | F190CR | FX10 |
|---|---|---|
| Build Volume | 305 x 254 x 305 mm | 375 x 300 x 300mm |
| Printer Size | Mid-sized, suitable for a wide range of applications | Medium-sized, more suitable for industrial settings |
| Physical Dimensions (W,D,H) | 1,626 x 864 x 711 mm | 760 x 640 x 1200 mm |
| Weight | 227 kg | 122 kg |
| Material Compatibility | ABS-M30, ASA, FDM* TPU 92A, ABSCF10, FDM* Nylon-CF10 | Onyx*, Onyx FR, Onyx ESD Continuous Carbon Fiber, Carbon Fiber FR |
| Support Removal | Hands-Free Soluble Support or Breakaway support | Breakaway Support |
| Speed | 3-5X faster compared to printing on continuous fber | Slower but with a better surface fnish |
| Cost Per Part | Lower part costs compared to printing on continuous fber | Only Onyx prints are less expensive but also signifcantly weaker |
| Max Extruder Temprature | Lower part costs compared to printing on continuous fber | 300°C |
| Heated Build Plate | Yes, up to 110°C | Yes, up to 150°C |
| Printing Technology | FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) | CFF (Continuous Filament Fabrication) |
If you need a solution that is powerful, affordable, and easy to integrate into your business, the Stratasys F190CR is the perfect choice. Its chopped carbon fiber material provides excellent strength, durability, and surface fnish at a more affordable price point. Ideal for jigs, fxtures, tooling, and prototypes, it suits a wide range of industries and applications.
The Markforged FX10 excels when extreme strength is required in specifc high performance parts. Its continuous fber technology is geared towards industries like aerospace and automotive, where load-bearing capacity is critical, but it comes at a higher cost and slower printing speeds.
Choosing the right 3D printing technology is crucial for your business. With our Try Before You Buy offer, you can test your parts using the Stratasys F190CR before investing.
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Chopped Carbon Fiber is a reinforced flament with short carbon fibers mixed in, while Continuous Carbon Fiber runs full strands of fiber through the entire part for maximum reinforcement.
Yes, the F190CR can print parts suitable for jigs, fixtures, and other production applications.
Aerospace, automotive, consumer goods, and manufacturing industries can all benefit from the versatility and strength of Chopped Carbon Fiber.
Parts printed with Chopped Carbon Fiber are highly durable and provide excellent strength-to-weight ratios, making them ideal for functional prototypes, tooling, and end-use components in demanding environments.
The Stratasys F190CR is typically better for prototyping due to its ease of use and lower costs.
The Stratasys F190CR offers a more cost-effective solution, with lower material and operational costs.
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