The Mastrex MX-400 is a large-format Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) metal 3D printer for industrial-scale manufacturing, advanced training, and applied research. Its 15.75 × 13.78 × 15.75-inch build volume, four 500 W lasers, and integrated powder-circulation workflow support large parts, high-density builds, and production-oriented projects.
Learners can study workflows that include large-format build preparation, quad-laser operation, powder circulation, depowdering, material recovery, post-processing, inspection, and production documentation. Tech-Labs provides the MX-400 as a training solution manufactured by Mastrex.
Support large parts, high-density builds, and industrial-scale project planning within an expansive build volume.
Introduce learners to coordinated processing with four lasers providing full coverage across the build platform.
Connect printing, sieving, depowdering, and material recovery within a more automated, contained production workflow.
Prepare teams for industrial-scale metal additive manufacturing with large-format capacity and quad-laser speed.
When supported by the program's curriculum and operating procedures, the MX-400 can help learners develop skills in:
A 15.75 × 13.78 × 15.75-inch build volume supports large components, high part counts, and industrial-scale build layouts.
Four synchronized lasers provide full-platform coverage for higher-throughput large-part and batch production.
Mastrex says its internal workflow handles sieving, depowdering, and material recycling to reduce manual intervention.
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 operation.
Confirm transport, rigging, the final configuration, installed dimensions, site requirements, electrical service, service scope, and included items with Tech-Labs before installation.
Mastrex lists the following accessories as optional. Because the MX-400 also includes an integrated powder-circulation workflow, confirm which external powder-handling accessories are required for the final configuration.
Mastrex identifies professional on-site installation and training. 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-400 into their own additive-manufacturing curriculum or confirm additional instructional resources with Tech-Labs during project planning.
The MX-400 combines large-format build capacity, four 500 W lasers, and an integrated powder workflow for industrial-scale training and production development.
*Dimensions are based on the dedicated Mastrex MX-400 product page. Confirm the installed footprint and access requirements with Tech-Labs during site planning.
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.
