3D Printing with Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) — How Does it Work?
Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) delivers low porosity parts with excellent surface quality and the ability to print exceptionally thin walls. This 3D printing technology also guarantees short lead times, and as a powder-based technology, it doesn’t require support structures and enables a high level of design freedom.
For these reasons, MJF is a popular choice in industries such as automotive, medical technology, and consumer goods. It’s often used in applications like functional prototypes, lightweight end-use parts, interlocking parts, production tools, spare parts, and more.
Want to learn more about Multi Jet Fusion? Browse our technology page to find all of the details on the materials, finishing degrees, and design guidelines when using this 3D printing technology: https://mtls.am/3TgYkS3
At Materialise, we offer two materials for applications created with Multi Jet Fusion:
Ultrasint TPU 90A-01 is a thermoplastic polyurethane that is flexible and wear-resistant — https://mtls.am/3MI6510
PA12 is a polyamide that has high density and low porosity — https://mtls.am/3DbmBU8
Discover what could be possible for your projects by reading our cases.
Avular customizes their drones using MFJ: https://mtls.am/3ySPcLr