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TPM Sells HP 3D Printing Business to Master Graphics, Accelerating Additive Manufacturing Channel Consolidation
2026-06-25
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U.S. 3D technology solutions provider TPM has divested its HP 3D printing and advanced manufacturing technology division to Master Graphics (M5D). All customer contracts, service agreements, and support relationships transition seamlessly to M5D, with former account managers joining M5D to ensure continuity. For TPM, this move is a strategic refocus rather than an exit—the company retains its agency partnerships with 3D Systems and Artec, and continues to deepen its core platforms including SOLIDWORKS and DriveWorks. With HP 3D printing as its core business, M5D further cements its dominant position in the U.S. HP 3D channel through this acquisition. The deal reflects a broader trend of consolidation in the additive manufacturing channel, following TRUMPF's sale of its additive division in 2025 (later operating independently as ATLIX) and Sandvik's divestiture of its additive business in 2026.
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TPM出售惠普3D打印业务给Master Graphics，增材制造渠道加速整合
美国3D技术解决方案提供商TPM将其惠普3D打印及先进制造技术部门出售给Master Graphics（M5D）。所有客户合同、服务协议及支持关系无缝转移至M5D，原客户经理加入M5D确保连续性。对TPM而言此为战略聚焦而非退出——公司保留3D Systems和Artec代理权，继续深耕SOLIDWORKS、DriveWorks等核心平台。M5D以惠普3D打印为核心业务，收购进一步巩固其在美国惠普3D渠道的集中地位。该交易反映了增材制造渠道整合趋势，通快2025年出售增材部门（后以ATLIX独立运营），山特维克2026年出售增材业务。