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Entered 3D printing in 2016 with Multi Jet Fusion, a powder bed process that fuses a whole layer at once with an inkjet array, and later added Metal Jet binder jetting. Its pitch to service bureaux is production volume, not prototypes.

Status
Listed
Listing
NYSE: HPQ
Headquarters
Palo Alto, California, United States
Founded
1939
Ownership
Listed on NYSE (HPQ)
Technologies
Multi Jet Fusion, Metal Jet binder jetting, PA12, PP

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Timeline

6 entries, oldest first
  1. 2016
    2016

    Enters additive manufacturing with Multi Jet Fusion

    HP dates its decade in additive from this year.

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  2. 2018
    Sep 2018

    Launches Metal Jet binder jetting for mass production, with GKN Powder Metallurgy and Parmatech as launch partners

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  3. 2022
    2022

    Metal Jet S100 reaches general sale after the commercial release slipped from 2020 and 2021

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  4. 2026
    Apr 2026

    Introduces the compact Multi Jet Fusion 1200 at RAPID+TCT as it marks ten years in additive

    Availability planned for early 2027, with PA12 first.

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  5. Apr 2026

    Jet Fusion 5600 gets a High Productivity mode that lifts printer output by 20 percent

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  6. Sep 2026

    Service bureau ADDMAN plans 81 more Jet Fusion 5620 Pro printers, taking its HP fleet past 125

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