Super Freak Flexible MJF Nylon 12 | HP's Multi Jet Fusion | GoProto
Channel: GoProto, Inc.
Date: 2019-02-14

It’s a Super Freak! It’s super flexy MJF in Nylon 12 that is very strong because it’s thoroughly fused from layer to layer (isotropic material properties). It performs better in all build directions than any other additive process. SLS can’t do what this part can do printed in MJF. 

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Normally, the process of custom manufacturing would involve expensive and extensive trial and errors with injection molds and/or CNC machining. The purpose behind this solution is to give rapid and real time prototyping results to ensure the end result will be as designed and function appropriately.

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MJF process & details:
MJF is an additive process where parts are built layer-by-layer in PA12 Nylon material, but unlike any process we’ve seen before.  It’s a unique, hybrid methodology which employs print heads to first deposit powdered material onto a build plate.  MJF then adds fusing and detailing agents into the mix at the Voxel (3d Pixel) level. Heat energy is then passed over the mix to fuse, cure and apply specifically-tailored mechanical properties.

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GoProto continues to offer a vast array of conventional quick-turn manufacturing options, which have only been strengthened by the addition of MJF. Whether you need FDM or SLA, Machining or Sheet Metal, Tooling or Finishing, GoProto is your one-stop shop that will help solve your most complex engineering challenges.

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