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Explore how MJF technology can help you achieve high-precision, detailed prototypes and functional parts.
MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) 3D Printing Technology Benefits:
- High Speed & Efficiency: MJF delivers rapid production times, enabling faster turnaround for prototypes and functional parts, even for large batches.
- Exceptional Strength & Durability: Parts printed with MJF exhibit uniform strength in all directions, making them ideal for functional and high-performance applications.
- High Detail & Precision: MJF offers fine details and smooth finishes, providing excellent resolution for complex designs and geometries.
- Cost-Effective for Production Runs: MJF is highly efficient for both prototyping and small to medium production volumes, reducing costs and improving speed compared to other technologies.
Ideal Applications:
- Functional Prototypes: MJF is ideal for producing durable prototypes that can be tested in real-world conditions before mass production.
- End-Use Parts: The strength and durability of MJF parts make them suitable for final, end-use applications in industries like automotive, aerospace, healthcare, and consumer goods.
- Complex Geometries: MJF excels at producing intricate and complex designs, with no need for additional support structures, which can be a game changer for certain industries.
- Small-Batch Production: MJF is perfect for low- to medium-volume production runs, providing high-quality parts at a lower cost than traditional manufacturing methods.
Nylon 12
Offers high durability, flexibility, and strength, making it suitable for a wide range of functional applications.
TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)
Flexible and durable material for parts requiring elasticity, such as seals, gaskets, and wearable products.
Nylon 11
Known for its superior impact resistance and flexibility, ideal for automotive, industrial, and consumer products.
Glass-Filled Nylon
Provides enhanced strength and rigidity, ideal for parts requiring high mechanical performance in demanding applications.
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MJF, or Multi Jet Fusion, is an advanced 3D printing technology that uses a fine layer of powdered material (typically nylon) and selectively fuses it using a fusing agent and heat. This process allows for high detail, precision, and strength, making it ideal for both prototypes and end-use production parts.
MJF offers several distinct advantages, including:
- High accuracy and detail: MJF produces parts with fine resolution and smooth surface finishes, making it great for complex geometries.
- Durability: Parts printed with MJF are strong, functional, and suitable for industrial-grade applications.
- Speed: MJF can produce parts faster than many other 3D printing technologies, especially for batch production.
- No support structures required: Unlike some other methods, MJF doesn’t require support structures, reducing post-processing time.
MJF is primarily known for its use of Nylon (PA12), which offers excellent mechanical properties, such as strength and durability. In addition to PA12, other materials available for MJF include:
- Nylon PA11: A bio-based material with greater impact resistance and flexibility.
- Nylon PA12 Glass Beads: Reinforced with glass beads, offering higher stiffness and dimensional stability.
- TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane): A flexible, rubber-like material for applications requiring elasticity.
The cost of MJF printing varies based on the part size, material, complexity, and order quantity. Here are typical price ranges:
- Small parts (up to 10 cm): $75 - $300
- Medium-sized parts (10 cm - 20 cm): $300 - $700
- Large parts (20 cm+): $700 and above
The price may decrease with bulk orders or increase if additional finishing processes are required, such as dyeing or smoothing.
Production timelines with MJF depend on the size and number of parts, as well as the finishing requirements. Generally, you can expect:
- Small parts: 2-5 business days
- Medium parts: 5-7 business days
- Large or complex parts: 7-10 business days
If post-processing (e.g., polishing or coloring) is involved, it may extend the production time slightly.
MJF is highly versatile and serves a wide range of industries, such as:
- Automotive: Functional prototypes, custom components, and tooling.
- Aerospace: Lightweight, high-strength parts for aircraft and spacecraft.
- Medical Devices: Custom orthopedic devices, prosthetics, and surgical guides.
- Consumer Goods: Production of wearable devices, housings, and fashion accessories.
- Industrial: End-use components, enclosures, and parts for manufacturing equipment.
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Have questions or need more details about our services? We’re here to help! Whether you’re exploring the best technology for your project, need a customized quote, or simply want expert advice, feel free to reach out. Our team is ready to assist you in finding the right solutions tailored to your unique needs.