Xjet on its Safe, Eco-Friendly Process for Ceramic and Metal 3D Printed Parts

The rapidly-increasing commercialization in the 3D printing arena has already led to massive growth in specific verticals like ceramics and metal. A recent report suggested that the ceramic 3D printing market could reach 384 million USD by 2025. The metal market, which is considered one of the fastest growing in the AM sector, is expected to surpass $18B by 2032 for understandable reasons.

3D printing using the above materials enables the creation of complex parts with superior mechanical properties. NanoParticle Jetting™, the signature process of AM 3D printing leader XJet, is compatible with both ceramics and metals, offering an automated, safe, environmentally friendly path toward scale manufacturing of high-quality, geometrically complex parts. We spoke with the company’s CMO, Guy Zimmerman, to learn more about the technology, its benefits, and XJet’s unique approach.

3DN: Could you introduce yourself and Xjet?

My name is Guy Zimmerman. I joined Xjet recently as the CMO as the company gears up for growth. I have diverse experience, though most relevant is my background in global business including in the 3D printing sector. Meanwhile, Xjet is a 3D printer manufacturer that is addressing the most challenging segment in additive manufacturing, metals and ceramics. High quality, ready to use metal and ceramic parts that go into manufacturing and not into prototyping: that is the ambition using our own patented NanoParticle Jetting™ (NPJ) technology.