White Papers, Catalogs, Case Studies and Resources for Engineers and Professionals
The arrival of COVID-19 left many companies unable to fulfill market demand for weeks or months as they were impacted by supply shock, demand shock, or both. In some cases, new high-throughput additive manufacturing technologies, such as HP’s Multi Jet Fusion technology, played a critical role in getting products to market by filling supply chain gaps or bridging production of new products until injection molded parts could arrive.
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Extol leverages the manufacturing industry’s familiarity with polypropylene combined with the capabilities of HP Multi Jet Fusion technology to help customers decrease time to market through design validation efficiency.
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Additive manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D printing, has finally arrived as a viable option for not only creating functional prototypes but for producing high quality parts and complete products in volume.
With recent advances in 3D printing technologies, software and materials, businesses are now able to more rapidly convert digital images into small, medium and large batches of physical objects, depending upon their needs. HP’s Multi Jet Fusion technology, in particular, is helping to bring AM closer to traditional manufacturing technologies from a quality (mechanical properties and accuracy), cost and productivity standpoint.
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The highest value for Additive Manufacturing is achieved when 3D printing is introduced into the very early stages of the product life cycle. At these stages, designers can consider designs that are only possible through Additive Manufacturing, the combination of assemblies, and the optimization of the designs for the specific manufacturing process. The role that design plays in the process changes depending on where the product is in its development cycle.
This paper presents several automatic design optimization methods that can help you take full advantage of Additive Manufacturing when moving production from traditional manufacturing methods to those that involve HP Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) technology for parts that have already been designed.
With the introduction of the HP Jet Fusion 580 Color 3D Printers, HP has unleashed the power to innovate in full color.
By combining its deep knowledge of color inkjet technology with its disruptive HP Multi Jet Fusion technology, HP is now capable of three-dimensional printing in brilliant color. Just as 2D color printing revolutionized the printing market, HP Jet Fusion color 3D printing has the potential to dramatically advance the course of the digital manufacturing revolution and accelerate the widespread adoption of 3D printing.
This technical white paper details advantages of and use cases for 3D printing in full color, the science and technology behind HP Multi Jet Fusion color printing, and the digital workflow for preparing 3D color parts.
While full-color 3D printing has been around for many years, it is now gaining meaningful traction. In part this is because next-generation technologies are entering the market, offering capabilities that improve quality and performance, while at the same time helping to reduce cost. Soon affordable, high-quality color 3D printing will benefit organizations in many different industries by allowing them to innovate more quickly, improve the performance of their current products, and generate new revenue while simultaneously decreasing their manufacturing and supply chain costs.
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In recent years, technological advances have dramatically accelerated the traditional product manufacturing lifecycle. Discover how HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing customers shorten their time to market. Download the white paper to learn more how companies are reaping the benefits of rapid prototyping and easier transitions to full production.
Machinery and production line component production has typically been served with traditional processes such as CNC machining and injection molding. However, as industries strive to find greater efficiencies and add more value for their customers, machinery and production line manufacturers and runners are looking for ways to enhance and optimize how they produce components–in order to offer unique/customized solutions at low cost to their internal or external customers, drive greater production line efficiencies with lightweight, high performance parts, and maximize equipment uptime.
In the era of mass production and lean manufacturing, companies are looking for ways to help boost productivity and reduce unit costs while maintaining quality and repeatability. The focus is on continuously improving production techniques, accelerating the various phases within the Product Lifecycle whilst keeping costs at minimum. Manufacturing aids such as jigs, fixtures, quality control aids, dies and punches and dummy parts play a critical role here.
Produce functional parts in full color, black or white – with voxel control – in a fraction of the time.
With the HP Jet Fusion 300/500 series of 3D printers, future-ready technology is at hand – and handy – for small and medium businesses, design firms, and universities. Download this brochure to get the details on how HP Jet Fusion 3D devices are designed for convenient in-house production. You’ll be making prototypes and functional parts at new levels of speed and precision, in full color, black or white.