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Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D Printing: Revolutionizing Manufacturing

Experience the all new MJF 3D Printing

What is MJF 3D Printing?

Transform your manufacturing process with Multi Jet Fusion (MJF), a groundbreaking 3D printing technology developed. MJF leverages a powder-based additive manufacturing approach to meticulously craft intricate parts layer by layer, right here.

How it Works

Precise Powder Deposition

A fine layer of specialized powdered material, often a type of nylon, is meticulously spread across the build platform.

Inkjet Precision

A fusing agent and detailing agent are expertly jetted onto the powder bed. The fusing agent creates strong bonds between particles, while the detailing agent defines precise edges and contours.

Fusion and Cooling Expertise

Controlled heating processes sweep over the powder bed, fusing areas treated with the fusing agent to create solid layers. The remaining powder remains loose.

Layer-by-Layer Excellence

Steps 1-3 are meticulously repeated for each successive layer until the entire object takes form.

Final Touches

After printing, excess loose powder is carefully removed. The part emerges, ready for further post-processing or immediate use.

MJF 3D Print Specifications

Max. Part Size Layer Resolution Min. Feature Size Min. Wall Thickness Min. Hole Size Achievable Tolerances
284mm x 380mm x 380mm
(11.1” x 14.9” x 14.9”)
Normal Resolution (80 microns)
0.5mm
0.5mm thick
0.6mm
+/- 0.3mm

Here's how MJF 3D printing works

Swift Operation

MJF is impressively fast, outperforming several other 3D printing methods, making it a perfect fit for manufacturing needs.

Exquisite Detailing

It delivers an exceptional level of detail and a flawless surface finish.

Unparalleled Strength and Durability

Parts created through MJF are renowned for their durability, ensuring high quality.

Complex Geometries Made Simple

MJF excels in crafting intricate, complex shapes that would be challenging or impossible to produce using traditional manufacturing methods.

From Prototype to Perfection

MJF serves as a versatile solution for both prototyping and producing functional end-use parts across various industries.

Material Versatility

While initially developed for nylon, MJF's horizons have expanded to encompass a diverse range of materials, further enhancing its versatility.

MJF Material Options

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Standard MJF Color Options

FDM 3D Printing

Black

FDM 3D Printing

Grey

FDM 3D Printing

White

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