Multi Jet Fusion(MJF) constructs parts layer-by-layer by applying infrared heat along with fusing and refining agents to create a 3D model in a powdered material.
MJF’s key strength lies in its ability to produce intricate designs swiftly by applying fusing and detailing agents simultaneously.
The following table shows common Multi Jet Fusion materials. If you have any other alloy requirements, please contact us.
PA12 has chemical resistance, excellent abrasion resistance and stability, as well as very high toughness and impact resistance.
SLM utilizes metal powder fused layer by layer through a high-power laser beam, enabling precise metal part production.
SLA uses a polymer liquid with photopolymerization properties to perform photocuring layer by layer through laser or UV beams.
SLS employs a high-power laser to selectively fuse powdered materials to form 3D objects with intricate geometries.
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