Complex components
Geometries that are difficult to machine or assemble from several separate components.
A binder-jet platform for complex geometries, personalised products and economical production of qualified metal components.


HP Metal Jet precisely deposits binder onto layers of metal powder. Printing is followed by controlled curing, depowdering and sintering, which gives the component its final properties. The business case is assessed through material, geometry, parts per build, tolerances and post-processing requirements.
Metal powder and printhead productivity support scalable manufacturing where geometry and volume fit the process.
Qualified stainless-steel options include 316L and 17-4PH, subject to the selected process and current HP qualification.
Curing, depowdering, sintering and any secondary finishing steps are part of the production plan.
Part consolidation, build density, volume and reduced tooling can change the total production cost.
Geometries that are difficult to machine or assemble from several separate components.
Variants, identifiers and customer-specific geometries without a separate tool for every version.
Qualified metal parts where build density, process chain and volume justify additive manufacturing.
The assessment covers the 3D model, alloy, annual quantity, tolerances, surface finish, sintering plan and any machining or heat treatment required after printing.
We define the next technical steps from your product, capacity, facility and utility data.