Technology Overview

Multi Jet Fusion (MJF)

HP Jet Fusion PA12 example housing part
3D-printed black part made of PA 12
3D-printed fan made of PA 12 W with yellow, blue, red, green, and orange colored covers
3D-printed black handle made of PA 12
3D-printed drone cover made of PA 12 in gray and black

The Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) process is a powder-based 3D printing method for the efficient production of demanding, industrial plastic parts. Unlike conventional prototyping technologies, MJF is not only suitable for prototype production but also for the production of small to medium series of industrial parts.

Precision Micro 3D Printing

Very small, 3D-printed black gears on a cent coin.
Connector for fluids in microfluidics.
Three black, miniaturized gears made with micro 3D printing compared to a matchstick head.
Small 3D-printed IC socket from electronics compared to a pencil tip
Three micro 3D-printed complex parts for micro mechatronic applications compared to the head of a cotton swab.

Precision Micro 3D Printing, technically known as Precision Micro Stereolithography (PµSL), from Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), is a process for producing high-precision, miniaturized parts. It is used in microfluidics, electronic components, and the manufacturing of precision parts.

Metal 3D Printing

3D printed lattice structure made of aluminum
Prototype of a welding nozzle made of 3D-printed stainless steel 1.4404
Example part for metal 3D printing made of stainless steel 316L
Round, inclined metal sinter part with support structures standing on a glass plate
Fluid-carrying component (pipe connector) made of 3D-printed stainless steel.

Metal laser melting (also known as Selective Laser Melting, SLM) is an additive manufacturing process for producing complex, high-strength metal parts. By layer-by-layer melting of metal powder using a laser, precise and durable components for various industrial applications can be produced.

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