The Mastrex MX-150 is a mid-size Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) metal 3D printer for advanced manufacturing education, applied research, prototyping, and small-batch production. Its 5.91 × 5.91 × 4.72-inch build volume and 500 W laser give colleges, universities, workforce-development organizations, and industrial training programs greater capacity for larger parts and multi-part builds.
Learners can practice an end-to-end workflow that includes build preparation, machine operation, powder recovery, part removal, post-processing, inspection, and process documentation. Tech-Labs provides the MX-150 as a training solution manufactured by Mastrex.
Move beyond compact introductory systems with additional build capacity for advanced projects, applied research, and short production runs.
Produce larger components or arrange multiple parts within a rectangular build area for prototyping and batch-planning exercises.
Explore how laser power, layer settings, build layout, material selection, and post-processing influence metal additive results.
Advance metal additive manufacturing instruction with greater build capacity and a 500 W LPBF platform.
When supported by the program's curriculum and operating procedures, the MX-150 can help learners develop skills in:
A 5.91 × 5.91 × 4.72-inch build volume supports larger parts, additional components, and more advanced build-planning exercises.
The 500 W laser expands process capability for advanced prototyping, research, and small-batch metal additive projects.
Instructors can explore how layer thickness affects surface finish, detail, build time, and productivity.
Mastrex lists titanium alloy, stainless steel, aluminum, cobalt-chromium alloy, copper alloy, and additional compatible materials.
A centralized interface supports machine control, workflow monitoring, instructor demonstrations, and supervised learner operation.
The system's size, weight, and 208–480 V electrical requirement support instruction in an industrial lab, workshop, or production environment planned for the equipment.
Confirm the final configuration, site requirements, electrical service, service scope, and included items with Tech-Labs before installation.
Mastrex identifies professional on-site installation and hands-on training as included. Its product page does not identify a packaged academic curriculum, student workbooks, assessments, eLearning library, LMS integration, or credential alignment.
Programs should plan to integrate the MX-150 into their own additive-manufacturing curriculum or confirm additional instructional resources with Tech-Labs during project planning.
The MX-150 combines a mid-size rectangular build volume with a 500 W laser for advanced education, research, prototyping, and small-batch applications.
Product specifications and configuration details should be confirmed with Tech-Labs. Learners should follow institution-approved procedures for metal powder handling, equipment operation, personal protective equipment, housekeeping, and emergency response.
