Build Metal Parts That Work — Metal 3D Printers in the Philippines

Print strong, functional metal parts in-house — or let us print them for you. Industrial metal 3D printers, expertly supported nationwide.
Authorized distributor of Meltio Local warranty, training & support Serving the Philippines from Caloocan, Metro Manila

Authorized distributor of Meltio
Local warranty, training & support
Serving the Philippines from Caloocan, Metro Manila

What You Can Make

From one-off prototypes to end-use production parts, metal 3D printing produces strong, complex components that are slow or impossible to make by traditional machining. Common uses:

  • Functional prototypes and end-use metal parts
  • Spare and replacement parts, including hard-to-source components
  • Jigs, fixtures, tooling, and mold inserts
  • Small-scale and specialty parts for machinery
  • Dental, surgical, and aerospace/automotive components

Industries using metal 3D printing in the Philippines include aerospace, automotive, medical and dental, mold-making, electronics, and general manufacturing.

Precision 3D printed metal components, tooling, and functional industrial end-use parts
Precision 3D printed metal components, tooling, and functional industrial end-use parts

What You Can Make

From one-off prototypes to end-use production parts, metal 3D printing produces strong, complex components that are slow or impossible to make by traditional machining. Common uses:

  • Functional prototypes and end-use metal parts
  • Spare and replacement parts, including hard-to-source components
  • Jigs, fixtures, tooling, and mold inserts
  • Small-scale and specialty parts for machinery
  • Dental, surgical, and aerospace/automotive components

Industries using metal 3D printing in the Philippines include aerospace, automotive, medical and dental, mold-making, electronics, and general manufacturing.

Metal 3D Printers We Offer in the Philippines

OmniFab distributes the Meltio line of wire-laser metal 3D printers in the Philippines — from turn-key machines to CNC and robotic systems — backed by local warranty, training, and support.

Meltio M450 wire-laser metal 3D printer — OmniFab Philippines
FUNCTIONAL METAL PARTS, PROTOTYPES, AND LOW-VOLUME PRODUCTION

Meltio M450

A turn-key wire-laser metal 3D printer that produces strong, dense metal parts in-house. Uses safe, affordable metal wire instead of powder, in a compact industrial package.

Meltio M600 industrial metal 3D printer — OmniFab Philippines
RELIABLE, ONGOING METAL PART PRODUCTION

Meltio M600

Meltio’s industrial-grade metal 3D printer, engineered for continuous, robust production with an automated workflow and minimal supervision.

Meltio CNC Integration metal deposition system — OmniFab Philippines
HYBRID ADDITIVE + SUBTRACTIVE MANUFACTURING AND METAL REPAIR

Meltio CNC Integration

Meltio’s wire-laser deposition head integrated directly into a CNC machine, enabling hybrid manufacturing that combines metal 3D printing with subtractive machining in one setup.

Meltio Robot Cell robotic metal 3D printing system — OmniFab Philippines
LARGE, COMPLEX COMPONENTS AND HIGH DESIGN FREEDOM

Meltio Robot Cell

A plug-and-play metal deposition solution mounted on a robotic arm, for large-format and geometrically complex metal parts.

Meltio M450 wire-laser metal 3D printer — OmniFab Philippines
FUNCTIONAL METAL PARTS, PROTOTYPES, AND LOW-VOLUME PRODUCTION

Meltio M450

A turn-key wire-laser metal 3D printer that produces strong, dense metal parts in-house. Uses safe, affordable metal wire instead of powder, in a compact industrial package.

Meltio M600 industrial metal 3D printer — OmniFab Philippines
RELIABLE, ONGOING METAL PART PRODUCTION

Meltio M600

Meltio’s industrial-grade metal 3D printer, engineered for continuous, robust production with an automated workflow and minimal supervision.

Meltio CNC Integration metal deposition system — OmniFab Philippines
HYBRID ADDITIVE + SUBTRACTIVE MANUFACTURING AND METAL REPAIR

Meltio CNC Integration

Meltio’s wire-laser deposition head integrated directly into a CNC machine, enabling hybrid manufacturing that combines metal 3D printing with subtractive machining in one setup.

Meltio Robot Cell robotic metal 3D printing system — OmniFab Philippines
LARGE, COMPLEX COMPONENTS AND HIGH DESIGN FREEDOM

Meltio Robot Cell

A plug-and-play metal deposition solution mounted on a robotic arm, for large-format and geometrically complex metal parts.

Metal 3D Printing Services

Don't need to own a machine yet? We also offer metal 3D printing services — send us your design and we'll produce the part. Ideal for one-off prototypes, low-volume runs, and evaluating metal additive manufacturing before investing in a printer.

What Metals We Print

Meltio’s wire-laser metal 3D printers work with the alloys engineers rely on most:

MaterialKey propertiesTypical uses
316L / 308 stainless steelCorrosion-resistant, strongMarine, chemical, medical parts
Mild steel (ER70S)Weldable, tough, economicalStructural and general parts
Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V)High strength-to-weight, biocompatibleAerospace, medical implants
Inconel 718 (nickel superalloy)Extreme heat & corrosion resistanceTurbines, energy, high-temp parts
Tool steels & other alloysWear-resistant; open-platformTooling, dies — plus invar, cobalt-chrome on request

Which Meltio Metal 3D Printer Is Right for You?

All four Meltio systems use the same safe, affordable wire-laser process — they differ mainly in format and scale. Here’s how to choose:

SystemFormatBest for
Meltio M450Compact, turn-key enclosed printerFunctional parts, prototypes, low-volume production
Meltio M600Larger industrial printer, automated workflowContinuous, reliable production
Meltio CNC IntegrationDeposition head inside a CNC machineHybrid additive + subtractive, metal repair
Meltio Robot CellDeposition on a robotic armLarge-format and geometrically complex parts

Not sure which fits your parts? Tell us your material, part size, and volume — our team will recommend the right Meltio system, or print the parts for you.

New to metal 3D printing? Learn how it works, the main technologies, and where it’s used in our complete guide:
What Is Metal 3D Printing?

FAQs on Metal 3D Printers in the Philippines

How much does a metal 3D printer cost in the Philippines?

Metal 3D printer prices in the Philippines vary widely by system and build size. Industrial laser-powder (DMLS/SLM) machines can run very high, while Meltio’s wire-laser systems typically cost several times less to own and operate because they use affordable metal wire instead of powder. For an accurate quote based on your parts and materials, contact OmniFab.

What metals can Meltio metal 3D printers print?

Meltio’s wire-laser systems print 316L and 308 stainless steel, mild steel (ER70S), titanium (Ti-6Al-4V), and Inconel 718 and other nickel alloys, with additional alloys available on Meltio’s open-material platform. We’ll help you match the right metal to your parts.

Should I buy a metal 3D printer or use a metal 3D printing service?

If you print metal parts regularly, owning a Meltio system lowers your per-part cost and keeps production in-house. For occasional or one-off parts, our metal 3D printing service is more economical — send your design and we produce the part. Many customers start with the service, then buy a printer once volume grows.

Which Meltio metal 3D printer is right for my application?

The M450 suits functional parts, prototypes, and low-volume production; the M600 is built for continuous, automated production; CNC Integration adds metal printing to a CNC machine for hybrid manufacturing and repair; and the Robot Cell handles large, complex parts. Tell us your part size, material, and volume and we’ll recommend the best fit.

Why does Meltio use metal wire instead of powder?

Meltio uses wire-laser metal deposition (a directed energy deposition process) instead of loose metal powder like DMLS/SLM printers. Wire is cleaner, safer, and more affordable to handle, needs less specialized facility setup, and works well for large parts, repair, and hybrid manufacturing — while powder systems still offer finer detail for small, intricate parts.

Does OmniFab deliver, install, and support metal 3D printers nationwide?

Yes. OmniFab is a Philippine distributor based in Caloocan, Metro Manila, serving clients across the country. Every machine includes consultation, installation, training, and after-sales support so your team gets reliable results from day one.

FAQs on Metal 3D Printers in the Philippines

How much does a metal 3D printer cost in the Philippines?

Metal 3D printer prices in the Philippines vary widely by system and build size. Industrial laser-powder (DMLS/SLM) machines can run very high, while Meltio’s wire-laser systems typically cost several times less to own and operate because they use affordable metal wire instead of powder. For an accurate quote based on your parts and materials, contact OmniFab.

What metals can Meltio metal 3D printers print?

Meltio’s wire-laser systems print 316L and 308 stainless steel, mild steel (ER70S), titanium (Ti-6Al-4V), and Inconel 718 and other nickel alloys, with additional alloys available on Meltio’s open-material platform. We’ll help you match the right metal to your parts.

Should I buy a metal 3D printer or use a metal 3D printing service?

If you print metal parts regularly, owning a Meltio system lowers your per-part cost and keeps production in-house. For occasional or one-off parts, our metal 3D printing service is more economical — send your design and we produce the part. Many customers start with the service, then buy a printer once volume grows.

Which Meltio metal 3D printer is right for my application?

The M450 suits functional parts, prototypes, and low-volume production; the M600 is built for continuous, automated production; CNC Integration adds metal printing to a CNC machine for hybrid manufacturing and repair; and the Robot Cell handles large, complex parts. Tell us your part size, material, and volume and we’ll recommend the best fit.

Why does Meltio use metal wire instead of powder?

Meltio uses wire-laser metal deposition (a directed energy deposition process) instead of loose metal powder like DMLS/SLM printers. Wire is cleaner, safer, and more affordable to handle, needs less specialized facility setup, and works well for large parts, repair, and hybrid manufacturing — while powder systems still offer finer detail for small, intricate parts.

Does OmniFab deliver, install, and support metal 3D printers nationwide?

Yes. OmniFab is a Philippine distributor based in Caloocan, Metro Manila, serving clients across the country. Every machine includes consultation, installation, training, and after-sales support so your team gets reliable results from day one.

Looking for a metal 3D printer in the Philippines that delivers a functional solution?

Get in touch with our team to compare machines, request a quote, or start a print.
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