Watch HP Metal Jet 3D printer unveiling
Watch HP Metal Jet 3D printer unveiling
Reinvent business opportunities with digitally driven industrial metal 3D printing for mass production
Accelerate innovative
designs and products
Efficiently 3D print
metal parts at scale
Deliver top quality
3D printed metal parts
from a trusted global
industry leader
Scale growth with HP’s
flexible offering
Discover the complete HP Metal Jet S100 3D Printing Solution
Metal 3D printer system for industrial OEE
Streamline your metal 3D printing workflow
Learn how this metal 3D printer solution gains efficiency from design to final part.
Software
Software
HP Digital Production Suite provides the control and analytics required to scale additive manufacturing for a complete supply chain solution.
Materials
Materials
Two stainless steel powders available with process parameters that achieve MPIF 35 properties: HP Metal Jet SS 316L and HP Metal Jet SS 17-4PH.
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Services
Services
HP Digital Production Services provide your business with a comprehensive suite of onboarding, maintenance, and professional services to help you achieve the most value with HP Metal Jet technology.
Customer testimonials praise the exceptional results achieved through metal 3D printing
“The benefits I see with HP Metal Jet technology are process robustness, high machine productivity, and surface finish. Now we do consider HP’s Metal Jet technology a viable option for serial part manufacturing. We plan to leverage this technology across Schneider Electric’s lines of business to bring new added value to our products and customers.”
Guillaume Fribourg, Metallic materials & processes expert in Energy Management BU, Schneider Electric
"We see Metal Binder Jetting as the main growth driver for our Metal Additive Manufacturing division. Now, with the HP Metal Jet S100 Printing Solution, we can say AM has the possibility to enter into serial production markets."
Diego Laurent, CEO of GKN Powder Metallurgy
“By reducing the cycle time for the production of parts we can realize a higher volume of mass production very quickly. That’s why HP’s new Metal Jet platform is a huge leap forward for the industry and we look forward to raising the bar on what is possible to deliver more value and innovation for our customers.“
Dr. Martin Goede, Head of Technology Planning and Development, Volkswagen.
“HP Metal Jet represents the first truly viable 3D technology for the industrial-scale production of metal parts. Our customers demand extreme performance, quality, and reliability and HP’s advanced technology and heritage of market disruption give us the confidence to deliver beyond expectations.”
Rob Hall, President of Parmatech
Leverage Binder Jetting technology and HP's expertise in additive manufacturing
Why metal 3D printing?
- Innovative designs enabled for lightweight or consolidated parts, performance improvements and customization
- Improved efficiencies and economics
Why binder jetting?
- Higher productivity from layer by layer process; less post-processing and no support removal required
- Cost efficient by using metal powders from established global powder suppliers
Why HP Metal Jet 3D printing?
- HP Thermal Inkjet printhead delivers economics and part quality (surface finish and accuracy)
- Leverages IP from HP Latex and uses minimum binder agent allowing for thicker and larger mass parts
Explore new metal 3D printing applications
3D printing metal parts can help you eliminate the design constraints of analog technologies and produce innovative applications that you can mass customize and quickly deliver to market.
Industrial metal 3D printing applications
Consumer goods metal 3D printing applications
Automotive metal 3D printing applications
Any questions?
Reach out to a metal 3D printing expert!
FAQs about HP Metal Jet:
1. What is metal 3D printing?
Initially seen as a process for conceptual modeling and rapid prototyping, metal additive manufacturing (or metal 3D printing) has experienced significant expansion in the last five years.
It is now used for prototyping, tooling, and final part manufacturing in various sectors, such as industrial, healthcare, automotive, consumer, and sporting goods. Metal additive manufacturing has applications in many areas of our lives, with more innovative uses in development.
Metal additive manufacturing is one of the disruptive technologies, revolutionizing how we approach design and manufacturing. Everyone from artists and designers to individuals, small and medium-sized businesses, and large corporations uses metal additive manufacturing to produce a variety of products, from consumer goods to large-scale operations. Metal additive manufacturing is here to stay.
2. What is HP Metal Jet?
HP Metal Jet technology is an example of metal binder jetting. HP Metal Jet builds on three decades of experience in Thermal Inkjet (TIJ), to deploy multiple print bars for optimal productivity. Dual integrated printheads apply a fluid binder precisely to bond metal particles on the print bed. A layer thickness of 35 to 140 microns across a 1200 x 1200 dpi grid allows for fine detail with precise edge definition. The binder formulation eliminates the need for a secondary wax debinding stage, saving up to 20 hours of process time compared to metal injection molding16.
The HP Metal Jet 3D Printing Solution is a digitally driven metal 3D printing solution for mass production. It delivers high-quality 3D parts with mechanical properties that meet demanding industry standards, unlocking new designs. This solution is ideal for OEMs and component suppliers in industrial, healthcare, automotive, consumer, and other industries that want to accelerate metal manufacturing with increased design freedom and efficiently 3D print quality metal parts at scale.
3. What is the build volume of HP Metal Jet?
The effective build volume of HP Metal Jet17 is 430 x 309 x 140 mm. Meets MPIF standards for stainless steel with HP Metal Jet SS 316L and HP Metal Jet SS 17-4PH materials.
4. How much is HP Metal Jet?
The cost of HP Metal Jet 3D printed parts can vary based on the specific application and quantity needed. For more details on the cost per part or the HP Metal Jet 3D Printing Solution costs, please contact an HP Metal Jet 3D printing expert.
5. What metals can be used in 3D printing?
The vast array of materials available for Metal Additive Manufacturing (MAM) is always expanding. The most used materials for MAM include stainless steel, aluminium, nickel, cobalt-chrome, and titanium alloys. Some MAM equipment manufacturers offer custom specifications of these standard materials for use with their printer parameters. Discover the most commonly used metals and metal filaments for 3D printing, along with their respective pros and cons.
6. How does a metal 3D printer work?
Before choosing the right metal 3D printing process and machine for a specific application, it's crucial to understand the essential metal additive manufacturing technologies and processes and how they operate.
The choice of the right process and machine for your application wholly depends on various factors, including specifications, budget, and product lifecycle.
Learn more about how Metal Additive Manufacturing works, including some of the most common metal 3D printing processes.
Disclaimers
To achieve 4 times nozzle redundancy, nozzles are aligned so that four nozzles print the same 1/1200-inch dot row in the powder bed. This means up to four different nozzles can print HP Metal Jet binding agent in the same 1200 dpi grid point, helping to suppress defects. For more information, see https://www.hp.com/metaljet-whitepaper.
Powder removal involves a mix of automated and manual processes, where trace amounts of loose powder may be lost.
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Expected to be available April 2023. Expected release date is an estimate only and should not be relied upon or be construed as a guarantee by HP. HP reserves the right to change or modify any actual or planned release dates of any product and/or service. Offering is not available in all countries or locations. Offering is subject to change without notice. Contact your HP representative for more information.
HP does not provide manufacturing services. Customers work directly with and pay for manufacturing services provided by a trusted third-party manufacturing partner responsible for fulfilling the order. HP provides design compatibility check for HP Metal Jet printing. Metal Jet Production Service is available in the US and Western Europe.
We currently accept OBJ, STL, 3MF, X_T (Parasolid), STEP, and IGES files.
Meets MPIF standards for stainless steel with HP Metal Jet SS 316L and HP Metal Jet SS 17-4PH materials
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