HP MULTI JET FUSION (MJF) 3D Printing Service
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HP MJF 3D printing is a powder bed fusion process that creates strong parts with high dimensional accuracy. Because MJF doesn’t require support structures, the process allows more design freedom than many other 3D printing processes.
Fast Radius is a member of HP’s Digital Manufacturing Network, meaning our production facility meets HP’s highest standards for quality. Our factory houses two HP Jet Fusion technologies: 4200 3D Printing Solutions, which are known for creating durable parts that meet many regulatory requirements; and the HP Jet Fusion 580, which uses the same technology to print parts in full color.
Producing parts with HP MJF
HP Jet Fusion 4200 General process information
Max. part size | • 375 x 375 x 280 mm • 14.8 x 14.8 x 11.0 in |
min. feature size | • 0.5 mm • 0.02 in |
LEAD TIME | • Get your parts in as little as four business days for Nylon PA 12 and five business days for 40% Glass Bead Filled Nylon PA 12. |
HP Jet Fusion 580 Color General process information
Max. part size | • 332 x 190 x 248 mm • 13.1 x 7.5 x 9.8 in |
min. feature size | • 0.5 mm • 0.02 in |
LEAD TIME | • Get your parts in as little as four business days with a color file provided and as little as five business days without a color file provided. |
HP Jet Fusion 4200 Materials
| Nylon PA 12 |
| 40% Glass Bead Filled Nylon PA 12 |
FINISHING/POST-PROCESSING OPTIONS |
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| Painting | Bead blasting | Press-fit inserts | Smoothing |
| Black dyeing | Heat staked inserts | Digital texturing | Laser surface decorating/etching |
HP Jet Fusion 580 Color Materials
| CB Nylon PA 12 - accepts all CMYK values |
FINISHING/POST-PROCESSING OPTIONS |
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| Heat staked inserts | Press-fit inserts | Bead blasting |
Let’s make your HP MJF PARTS. Right now.
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Common HP MJF Applications
MJF parts have high tensile strength and sufficient resolution for many end-use applications.
Complex assemblies
Consolidate several parts into one.
Functional prototyping
Durable prototypes suitable for testing in real-world conditions.
Chemical-resistant parts
Resistance to oils, greases, aliphatic hydrocarbons, and alkalies.
Housings, fixtures, tooling, connectors
Ideal for applications requiring high stiffness.
HP MJF resources
Learn more about the HP MJF 3D printing services we offer at the Fast Radius resource center.
