Binder Jetting

Shop System binder jetting enables cost-effective batch production of 316L stainless steel parts via additive manufacturing.

Fully dense, sinterable 6061 aluminum with better-than-wrought strength to be available exclusively for the Desktop Metal Production System, companies report.

ExOne Production Metal Cost Calculator offers a per-part estimate for binder jet 3D printing a precision metal part so users can quickly compare the technology to other forms of traditional and additive manufacturing.

New tool provides per-part estimate for binder jetting on any metal ExOne Pro series 3D printer.

DM D2 is a tool steel alloy that provides an effective combination of abrasive wear resistance and toughness, according to Digital Metal.

Parts additively manufactured with AF-9628 are about 20% stronger than conventional AM alloys.

Shop System enables batch production of high-quality metal parts on the shop floor starting at $150,000.

Development collaboration to focus on cemented carbide, used in cutting tools and wear-resistant parts, and tungsten-copper, used in high-voltage electrical applications.

The HP Metal Jet—a platform that the company says addresses longstanding limitations of metal 3D printing and positions the technology as a cost-effective alternative for low-cost, mass production—is revealed at IMTS.