HP Will Showcase Real-World Examples of Multi Jet Fusion Technology at Formnext 2021

Finally, after almost two years, manufacturers and users from the world of additive manufacturing are happy to be able to participate in events in person again. Being able to hold a 3D-printed part in your own hands is simply something else. This is also the opinion of the experts at HP: because the best way to convince yourself of the lightweight and topology-optimized parts that can be produced with Multi Jet Fusion technology is to see them for yourself. For example, HP will be showing the technology at Formnext 2021, probably the most important event of the year for the industry. We wanted to know what awaits visitors at the HP booth!

The period after the last Formnext in Frankfurt in 2019 was characterized by lockdowns and home offices. At HP, they used this time to integrate their MJF technology in numerous companies worldwide. As a result, the company managed to make a whopping 100 million components using additive manufacturing in collaboration with international customers and partners. But 3D printing is about much more than just the 3D-printed part. The entire 3D printing ecosystem has been able to evolve rapidly thanks to new design, software, material and manufacturing solutions. Additive manufacturing is now one of the driving forces within Industry 4.0, helping many customers optimize their production processes.

Experts to support you in getting started with additive manufacturing

If you are considering getting into digital or additive manufacturing, it makes sense to draw on the expertise of experts. Before you make a major investment, it may be interesting to take a look at the portfolio of providers such as thinkTEC 3D and HP. They are available to advise you on the implementation of additively manufactured individual parts or small series. Together, they will find a suitable end-to-end solution for your requirements.