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HP Multi Jet Fusion technology has long been associated with large-scale industrial production. With the new HP Multi Jet Fusion 1200, HP is bringing that same technology to a compact format designed for smaller workspaces and tighter budgets. In an upcoming webinar, HP will show how more businesses can now produce industrial-quality parts in-house.
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Thursday, November 5 from 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM EST / 4:00 – 5:00 PM CET, including live Q&A
With automated powder management, a guided workflow, and support from HP’s additive manufacturing ecosystem, the HP MJF 1200 makes it easier to produce strong, accurate parts for real-world applications while reducing manual handling and simplifying day-to-day operation. In this webinar, we’ll explore how organizations can bring part production in-house, improve control over production workflows, and grow with confidence using proven HP Multi Jet Fusion technology.
Parts printed with the MJF 1200 (Photo Credit: HP AM Solutions)
Applications include:
In this webinar, you’ll learn how automated powder management and guided workflows can simplify operation. You’ll also learn how to scale production while maintaining part quality and consistency. This session is ideal for O&P professionals, engineers, product developers, healthcare innovators, and manufacturing teams looking to bring industrial-quality 3D printing closer to their organization.
Meet the Speakers
Kevin Carr, CEO of M5D
Kevin is the CEO of M5D, formerly MasterGraphics. His primary responsibilities include leadership, growth and vision for the business unit which includes hardware sales, service support, and implementation services. M5Ds’ offerings include both traditional 2D wide-format print solutions and the latest in 3D printing and prototyping. Kevin has extensive experience around additive manufacturing, having assisted clients in utilizing printers ranging from powder to metal over the last 12 years. Kevin has presented to a wide range of organizations focused on how AM is effecting the way we produce and design goods.
Drake Braski, MJF Applications Engineer at HP AM Solutions
Drake Braski turned a lifelong passion for 3D printing into a professional career, founding his own parts provider company and gaining hands-on experience bringing designs to life. Over four years with HP, he built expertise in services and operations, helping customers and partners succeed with industrial 3D printing. Today, as an HP Application Engineer, Drake supports customer adoption and growth of Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) technology, helping teams develop applications and move from design to production.
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