Xact Metal Achieves Second Highest Quarterly Order Revenue, Ships its 150th Metal 3D Printer
Xact Metal delivered its 150th metal 3D printer to Zero Tolerance, a growing plastic injection mold machine shop.
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Aiming to expand access to affordable metal 3D printing for small-to-medium-sized companies and decentralize additive manufacturing, Xact Metal announced it achieved its second highest order revenue in 4Q 2024 and shipped its 150th metal 3D-printer.
“4Q 2024 was our second highest order revenue quarter,” says Xact Metal CEO, Juan Mario Gomez. “Key to this success has been our application and industry focus which continues to be well received by our customers and has resulted in new and repeat orders from key industry-leading customers. In the tooling industry, for example, we experienced strong reception of our high-performing XM200G metal printer and our recently announced partnership with Uddeholm, a world-leading manufacturer of tool steel for industrial tools. Together, we bring our high-performing XM200G metal printer plus their corrosion-resistant Corrax metal powder to help solve challenging applications in injection molding.
“In December 2024 we also shipped our 150th metal 3D printer, which was delivered to Zero Tolerance, a growing plastic injection mold machine shop located in Clinton Township, Michigan. We are excited to see what Steve Michon, the owner, and the team at Zero Tolerance will do with their XM200G metal 3D printer, as they continue to invest in the highest performance machinery and tooling to succeed in the production mold industry.”
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