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Introducing HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D Printing

Multi Jet Fusion is a new 3D printing process made available by technology giant HP (Hewlett Packard). This technology uses the same Powder Bed Fusion Process that SLS (Selective Laser Sintering) 3D printing uses; however offers a number of additional benefits.

Printing exclusively in a Nylon 11 material (with the exception of a Glass Filled variant), the MJF process offers brilliant mechanical properties as well as a 80 microns resolution surface finish. This means parts are not only mechanical reliable, robust and accurate, but the surface finish is great with minimal layer lines.

The below image demonstrates the quality of the surface finish you can expect:

MJF 3D Printed Part

Other benefits of the MJF process include: ​

  • Dense property profiles and high density parts​

  • Excellent chemical resistance to oil, greases and alkaline​

  • Great mechanical properties​

  • Excellent surface finish​

  • High dimension accuracy​

  • Ability to print intricate details

Rather than attempt to explain the workings of the MJF process in this post, we have shared the handy 'how it works' video that HP have created.

Print My Part are excited to be able to offer the MJF process to our customers, opening doors to a wide range of applications where mechanical properties and exceptional surface finish can be combined to offer production ready components.

In our opinion, this process is a revelation for the 3D printing world, offering all the features we desire from a 3D printed model, without compromise.

For more information on the process, check out or MJF 3D printing page here.

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