With over 30 years of experience in additive manufacturing (AM), Stratasys Direct is the premier partner for Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) printing services. Also referred to as fusion 3D printing, MJF offers exceptional capabilities for both prototyping and end-use production parts. We have built a strong reputation among hundreds of companies across various industries, who consistently turn to Stratasys Direct for complex, cost-effective MJF parts with superior surface quality, fine feature resolution, and consistent mechanical properties.
Our team of manufacturing experts ensures flawless execution of all MJF projects from start to finish. Our ISO 9001, AS9100, and ITAR registrations serve as a testament to our commitment to the highest quality standards. Whether you require a single prototype or hundreds of serialized production parts, Stratasys Direct is your trusted partner for delivering rapid and cost-effective MJF prints.
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Our selection of MJF materials - Polypropylene and Nylon 12 - stand out for their impressive qualities. Polypropylene is known for its remarkable flexibility and chemical resistance, while Nylon 12 is praised for its high strength, stiffness, and thermal properties. These advanced materials are perfect for a multitude of applications, pushing the boundaries of innovation.
Place your orders swiftly on our intuitive 24/7 online platform. Simply upload your designs, and instantly access MJF printing quotes. Our experienced engineers are ready to assist in optimizing your designs for the best MJF prints.
At Stratasys Direct, we understand that the final touches can redefine excellence. Our seasoned finishing experts are poised to elevate your Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) components, ensuring they seamlessly merge beauty with functionality. From meticulous sanding to precise painting, vibrant dyeing, and refined plating, every detail is handled with care. Our commitment goes beyond meeting quality standards; we elevate the aesthetics of your components, creating a seamless blend of beauty and functionality that sets your MJF projects apart.
At Stratasys Direct, quality is not just a goal; it's ingrained in our processes. We maintain a vigilant control system over material handling, recycling, machine maintenance, and process parameters. This meticulous oversight ensures a steadfast commitment to material traceability, consistent mechanical properties, exact dimensions, and unparalleled overall performance. Your specifications are not merely met but exceeded every time, as we strive for excellence in every facet of our operations, setting new benchmarks for quality assurance in additive manufacturing.
The design process for Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printing shares similarities with Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), yet there are key differences. Downloading the Multi Jet Fusion Design Guide provides insights into optimizing part design, including considerations for size, orientation, dimensional accuracy, recommended wall thickness, minimum feature size, living hinge design, material properties, precision, and expertise offered by MJF technology.
Delve into the world of Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) applications with Stratasys Direct, where innovation meets precision. From versatile prototypes to robust manufacturing aids and functional end-use parts, discover the diverse capabilities of MJF technology.
Multi Jet Fusion is a new 3D printing technology, offering you more possibilities for complex, lower-cost parts.
Whether used in serial production for single parts or batch manufacturing by shipsets of multiple part numbers, Multi Jet Fusion offers a faster, more cost-effective process for 3D printed parts.
Multi Jet Fusion is ideal for hidden applications like complex thin-wall ductwork, connectors, non-cosmetic housings, brackets, covers, wiring clips, guides and grommets.
The Multi Jet Fusion process is ideal for building in batches to achieve lower unit pricing, while adding increased functional design complexity. Material costs are associated with part volumes, not part extents volumes, saving costs when compared to Laser Sintering or CNC Machining.
Manufacturing cycle-time for Multi Jet Fusion is driven by the height of the particular batch of parts being printed. Nesting parts together in a single batch is the way to reduce the average cycle-time per unit.
Multi Jet Fusion delivers repeatable, isotropic mechanical properties with greater strength and higher accuracy than Laser Sintering.
The Multi Jet Fusion process starts with a layer of material applied to the work area.
In the opposite direction, in one continuous pass, the machine prints fusing and detailing agents across the full working area.
This pass combines the printing with the fusing energy, and the process is completed.
The innovative technology prints quickly along the bed width, enabling extreme precision and dimensional accuracy.
