Metal Binder Jetting (MBJ)
Print your Binder Jetting parts with fast turnaround and wide variety of metal materials as fast as 4-5 days!
How Binder Jetting 3D Printing Works？
The Basics of Binder Jetting 3D Printing
Binder Jetting is an additive manufacturing process that creates 3D objects by depositing a liquid binding agent onto a bed of powder material, layer by layer. It’s known for its speed, ability to print in full color (in some cases), and use of various materials like metals, sand, or ceramics.
Benefits of Binder Jetting 3D Printing
It is suitable for simultaneous printing of multiple items or batch production, and for small-batch orders.
This process is compatible with metals, ceramics, and even sand-based materials, offering excellent material flexibility and enabling a wide range of applications.
Since parts are printed in a powder bed, there is no need for additional support structures, allowing for more design freedom.
Using powder spreading and binder jetting technology, Binder Jetting achieves thinner layers and better dimensional accuracy.
Benefits of Binder Jetting 3D Printing With Unionfab
Unionfab has leading large-format printing systems to directly produce large metal parts, meeting the high-precision needs of industries like automotive and machinery for big structural components.
Conduct 100% full appearance inspection for all products and 2.5% critical dimension inspection for AQL. Provide standard inspection reports, support customers' online quality inspection before shipment, and control the production and inspection of products throughout the process.
Unionfab has a professional team of engineers and production capacity to provide more diversified, efficient and cost-effective Binder Jetting 3D printing solutions for different application scenarios of industrial customers.
Features of Binder Jetting 3D Printing
Advantages
Scalability
Binder Jetting can produce multiple parts simultaneously, making it suitable for large-scale production.
Material Flexibility
The process can be used with metals, ceramics, and even sand, providing a wide range of application possibilities.
No Support Structures
Since parts are printed in a powder bed, there is no need for additional support structures, allowing for more design freedom.
Cost-Effective
Binder Jetting is often more economical for producing large batches compared to other metal 3D printing methods.
Drawbacks
Lower Strength
Parts produced via Binder Jetting may require additional sintering or infiltration to achieve full strength, which can add complexity.
Surface Finish
The surface finish may require additional post-processing to achieve smoothness and precision.
Design Guidelines: Metal Binder Jetting（MBJ）
| US | Metric | |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Size | 11.811in.×11.811in.×7.874in. | 300mm×300mm×200mm |
Binder Jetting Machines of Unionfab
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