LATEST HP 3D Printing News
HP And Dyndrite’s Strategic Partnership Scaling The Impact Of The 3D Kernel
HP has entered into a strategic partnership with Dyndrite, underscoring the critical importance of software to the long-term success of industrial 3D printing.
HP Focuses On Sustainability In 3D Printing And Digital Manufacturing
HP’s year-old 3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing Center of Excellence is now Spain’s first building to receive GOLD level LEED certification.
3MF Consortium’s New Executive Director: “The Focus Is On Adoption Now”
The 3MF Consortium is looking ahead to more adoption in 3D printing, now operating as a Linux Foundation member and with a new executive director.
Clara Remacha: “I Don’t Think Any Of Us Imagined The Impact”
Clara Remacha is a Strategic Accounts Project Manager for HP’s 3D Printing & Digital Manufacturing business, where she is responsible for working with customers to drive production applications in large scale additive manufacturing using HP Multi Jet Fusion technology.
R&D Profiles Of Leading 3D Printing Companies 2020
Charles Goulding and Ryan Donley examine the makeup of several leading companies in 3D printing when it comes to their R&D expenditures.
3D Printing Companies Standing For Equity
These are troubled times. The 3D printing industry is banding together to stand strong on the right side of history.
HP 3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing Expands Offerings In No Small Measure
HP 3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing is introducing a new material along with several other 3D printing announcements today.
Superfeet’s Expanding Use of 3D Printing
I spoke to some folks from Superfeet Worldwide, who described how they use 3D printing technology in their footwear operation.
HP Inc. Escapes To New Opportunities
Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi dig into post-Xerox-bid HP and what that future might look like from the 3D printing perspective.
HP Connects The Internal Dots To Mobilize 3D Printing: Part Two
HP has been working internally and with its global partner network to mobilize 3D printing efforts to fight the spread of COVID-19.
HP Connects The Internal Dots To Mobilize 3D Printing: Part One
HP shares details of their internal and external teamwork to bring 3D printing into play to join the fight against COVID-19.
The Collaboration We Need: Consortium Propels 3D Printed COVID-19 Test Swabs
With so many 3D printing efforts arising to fight the pandemic, it takes a lot for a new solution to stand out. This is that story.
MORE ABOUT HP 3D Printing
HP 3D print and 3D printing solutions are focused on several industries: Aerospace, Consumer Goods and Electronics, Education, Healthcare, Industrial, Manufacturing, and Transportation.
HP 3D print has applications for functional prototyping, manufacturing aids and final parts production. HP 3D print has a growing portfolio of thermoplastic material that have optimal mechanical properties ranging from ductility to stiffness. Manufacturing aids include cost effectively producing jigs and fixtures with fine detail and more efficient designs. The HP Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printing process may be the technology to use for dummy parts, tools, molds, and more. For final part production, companies who have used the HP Multi Jet Fusion say that by shifting from expensive CNC-machined parts to 3D printing, they save money, reduce constraints and still produce mechanically sound parts.
HP 3D print products include: Multi Jet Fusion Technology, Jet Fusion, and Metal Jet. To achieve Additive Manufacturing’s highest value, it is best to introduce 3D printing during the very early stages of the product life cycle. In these stages, designers can take advantage of designs that are only possible through Additive Manufacturing’s combination of assemblies and the optimization of the designs for the specific manufacturing process. The role of design changes depending on where the product is in its development cycle. In many cases, however, it is easier to start the adoption journey with an existing product.
HP is known to have advanced metal 3D printing technology for mass production with their HP Metal Jet printer. With the HP Metal Jet, companies can produce complex parts and discover new applications that that were simply not possible before, in cost-effective high-volume runs. The HP Metal Jet can produce high volume of parts and larger parts with a large binder jetting build size. Companies can accelerate product development cycles with multiple design iterations in mere days. The HP Metal Jet can produce parts faster, in fewer steps with no debinding required and eliminate tooling. Manufacturing process efficiency can be achieved with HP Metal Jet Solution Services. The HP Metal Jet can drive new business growth by producing high-quality final metal parts at a low cost per part. High reusability of materials can reduce materials cost and waste. This also eliminates up-front tooling costs. 3D Metal printing can easily produce geometrically complex parts without trade-offs, with HP voxel-level pricing accuracy. Get strong, functional final metal parts with HP’s isotropic mechanical properties and proprietary binding agent. HP’s Thermal Inkjet expertise for industrial production-grade quality and consistent output at speed.
HP 3D print services include: Fusion Jet Solution Services, 3D as a Service, Financial Services and a Digital Manufacturing Network.
HP Digital Manufacturing Network partners have been evaluated and qualified based on their end-to-end 3D printing capabilities for production at scale, as well as their manufacturing and quality processes.
