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HP strengthens its presence in the AM market
At the RAPID + TCT fair in the US this past week, Hewlett-Packard (HP) announced that they would be strengthening their developments in 3D printing, with a Multi-jet Fusion machine. The company has unveiled various launches, including a program to…
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At the RAPID + TCT fair in the US this past week, Hewlett-Packard (HP) announced that they would be strengthening their developments in 3D printing, with a Multi-jet Fusion machine. The company has unveiled various launches, including a program to expand their solutions availability, bringing their overall 3D printing game to an all time high.
In 2014, HP revealed a new 3D printing process called “Multi Jet Fusion”, which is made up of a powder binding process that uses an energy source. According to HP, this technology is 25 times faster than the FDM printing process and 10 times faster than powder sintering. Today, their printers are capable of depositing 350 million drops of ink per minute, a faster and cheaper process than what is offered by current systems.
The Jet Fusion 3D Series Printers by HP
“Building on our experience of more than 500,000 Multi Jet Fusion-produced parts, we are now scaling our 3D printing business to the next level. Today we are expanding our solutions availability through new resellers and service bureau partners, opening new experiential facilities for customers and partners, and widening our open 3D printing materials ecosystem,” said Stephen Nigro, President of 3D Printing, HP Inc.
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