MJF 3D printing
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Isotropic mechanical properties
Appearance
Rapidity
Manufacturing process
Methodology
MJF technology is a somewhat hybrid of powder melting and powder bonding, and the MJF printing process begins with the application of a thin layer of powder to the platform. Next, a binding agent and a detailing agent are applied to the powder layer, followed by melting of the parts exposed to the binding agent using a heating device. The parts exposed to the detailing agent remain in powder form, enabling precise definition of part boundaries and dimensional accuracy.
Applications
- functional prototyping
- small series production
- continuous printing
Our strengths
- Good sealing properties depending on geometry
- Best-in-class isotropy
- Simplified, cleaner experience with closed, automated material mixing
- Industry-leading, cost-effective and reusable materials
Our equipment
- 2 HP MultiJet Fusion 4210 machines capacity: 380 x 284 x 380 mm
Our materials
- HP PA12
- HP PA12 GB
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HP PA12
HP PA12 is a thermoplastic material ideally suited to the production of robust, functional, complex and detailed parts.
Properties- Color: dark gray
- USP Class I and Class VI
- FDA food contact
- Flexible
- Ideal for clips
- T° resistance: 130°C
Advantages- Good isotropic mechanical and dimensional properties
- Functional testing
- Good sealing properties depending on geometry
Limitations- Print lines visible on horizontally produced surfaces.
Accuracy- Layer: 0.08 mm
- Recommended wall thickness > 1 mm
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HP PA12 GB
HP PA12 GB is a thermoplastic material composed of 40% glass beads. Ideal for the production of high-quality, rigid parts with optimum dimensional stability.
Properties- Color: Light gray
- Filled with glass beads
- Rigid
- Good dimensional stability
- T° resistance: 130°C
Advantages- Good isotropic mechanical and dimensional properties.
- Functional testing.
- Good sealing properties depending on geometry.
Limitations- Print lines visible on horizontally produced surfaces.
Accuracy- Layer: 0.08 mm
- Recommended wall thickness > 1 mm
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