HANOVER, Maryland — At IMTS 2026, Phillips Corporation will showcase the M1 Metal AM system from MX3D, expanding its additive manufacturing portfolio with large-format metal additive technology designed for industrial production applications.
The M1 enables manufacturers to produce large-scale metal components with greater design flexibility, reduced material waste, and shorter lead times compared to traditional manufacturing methods alone. Built for industrial environments, the system supports applications ranging from repair and remanufacturing to near-net-shape production of large metal structures and complex geometries, as well as serving as an alternative for traditional casting for large, low-volume components.
As manufacturers seek ways to improve efficiency and material utilization, the M1 complements traditional CNC machining workflows by expanding what can be produced efficiently at scale. Components can be additively manufactured closer to final geometry, reducing excess material removal and minimizing production bottlenecks associated with large or complex parts.
Phillips’ expansion into large-format additive manufacturing reflects the company’s continued focus on helping manufacturers integrate advanced technologies into real-world production environments. Visitors to the Phillips booth will have the opportunity to see the M1 system firsthand during live demonstrations and discuss how additive and subtractive manufacturing can work together to improve flexibility, reduce waste, and accelerate production timelines.
Visit Phillips at IMTS 2026 to learn more about the MX3D M1 system and Phillips’ growing portfolio of advanced manufacturing solutions.
Website: www.phillipscorp.com
IMTS 2026 Booth #: 338272
About Phillips Corporation
Founded in 1961, Phillips Corporation is a global leader in manufacturing solutions, delivering advanced technology, engineering expertise, and mission-critical support to federal and commercial customers. With a long history of innovation and collaboration, Phillips enables organizations to enhance performance, improve productivity, and lead the future of manufacturing.