TPM Sells HP 3D Printing Business to Master Graphics

South Carolina-based TPM has finalized the sale of its HP 3D printing and Advanced Manufacturing Technologies division to Master Graphics (M5D), a prominent HP 3D printing partner in the United States. The transaction, announced on June 10, 2026, ensures a seamless transition for all customer contracts, service agreements, and support relationships to M5D.

According to Chris Fay, President of TPM, the move allows the company to concentrate its efforts on platforms where it can deliver greater impact. TPM will maintain its authorized partnerships with 3D Systems and Artec, while continuing to invest in its core offerings: SOLIDWORKS and DriveWorks reseller services, its ColorLab division, 2D printing, and a CRM solutions arm. The divestiture is described as a strategic focus decision rather than an exit from the 3D printing sector.

The divested portfolio includes TPM's entire HP 3D printing division and its Advanced Manufacturing Technologies equipment business. Jamie McGuire, who previously managed these accounts at TPM, has transitioned to M5D as part of the agreement, aiming to provide continuity for customers who valued individual expertise in their relationships.

For Master Graphics, this acquisition strengthens its position as an HP 3D printing specialist. The company has built its operations around HP 3D printing technology, and the integration of TPM's customer base, contracts, and account management will deepen its market presence. Customers transferring to M5D will benefit from an expanded HP-specialist infrastructure, enhanced technical expertise, broader service coverage, and a team dedicated exclusively to the HP 3D platform.