HP Jet Fusion 3D Printers
HP Jet Fusion 3D printers allow you achieve fine details and repeatable, accurate, and strong prototypes and end-use parts, time and time again at breakthrough speeds.
Internal ID
MF0029-29-1-2
Reinvent How You Produce Prototypes and Functional Parts, 10x Faster with HP
The HP Jet Fusion series features industrial 3D printing systems that specialize in high-volume, high-quality production printing. The powder-based system puts down layers of still-molten material so that layers fuse together more completely than other 3D printing technologies. This allows the HP printers to achieve fine details and repeatable, accurate, and strong parts, time and time again.
The 4200 series was the flagship 3D printing product for HP. It incorporates speed, accuracy, and cost advantages not normally seen in additive manufacturing. With multiple materials available, this is a versatile and valuable tool to have in your manufacturing toolbelt.
The 5200 series 3D printer brings incredible speed and productivity, rivaling the production and cost of injection molded parts used in short-run production. Whether you are looking for one-off prototypes, tooling, or production runs, the 5200’s speed is unmatched in the additive manufacturing world.
4200 |
5420W |
5200 |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Material: PA12W | |||
| Material: PA12 | |||
| Material: PA11 | |||
| Material: PA12GB | |||
| Material: TPU | |||
| Material: Polypropylene (PP) | |||
| Material: TPA | |||
| Print Speed | Balanced Print: 16hrs - Fast Print: 11.5hrs | Balanced Print: 13.5hrs - Fast Print: NA | Balanced Print: 11.5hrs - Fast Print: 9.5hrs |
| Nesting & Build Prep Software | |||
| Fast Cooling 10.5 Hours | |||
| Natural Cooling Units (Optional Add-On) | |||
| Process Control Software (Optional Add-On) |
4200 |
5420W |
5200 |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Build Volume |
380mm (15”) x 284mm (11.2”) x 380mm (15”) |
380mm (15”) x 284mm (11.2”) x 380mm (15") |
380mm (15”) x 284mm (11.2”) x 380mm (15”) |
| Layer Thickness |
80μm |
80μm |
80μm, 110μm |
| Overall Printer Dimensions |
2210mm (87”) x 1250mm (49”) x 1448mm (57”) |
2210mm (87”) x 1268mm (50”) x 1804mm (71”) |
2210mm (87”) x 1268mm (50”) x 1804mm (71”) |
| Printer Weight |
750 kg (1653 lb) |
880 kg (1940 lb) |
880 kg (1940 lb) |
| Power Requirements |
200-240V 3-Phase; 48A |
200-240V (line to line), 80A |
200-240V 3-Phase; 80A |
SERVICES
MORE THAN JUST A PROVIDER
Our highly qualified and certified 3D Printer Technicians will handle your post sales experience with speed and efficiency, including pre-installation site planning and full installation of your 3D printer system.
TRAINING
IMPROVE PERFORMANCE THROUGH TAILORED LEARNING
Our experience Applications Engineers will give you complete training on how to run and maintain your HP printer system effectively.
SUPPORT
TOP-RANKED SUPPORT, COMMITTED TO YOUR SUCCESS
Our additive team is here for you when you run into those situations that you just need to bounce an idea off someone, whether it be how to build the strongest, best-looking, or fastest part. Our Applications Engineering team has the experience to help.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What materials are offered for the
HP Multi Jet 3D printers?
- PA 12 thermoplastic for strong, low-cost parts
- PA 11 thermoplastic for ductile, impact-resistant parts
- PA 12 GB for stiff, dimensionally stable parts
- TPU and TPA for flexible, functional parts
- PP for chemical resistant, weldable parts
Do HP printers require ventilation
or facility exhaust?
Ventilation and facility exhaust is optional, though it is recommended to improve the comfort level of the print room as well as reduce the overall heat dissipation in the room.
What is the benefit of the
post-processing station?
The post-processing station has multiple functions including:
- Loading and automatically mixing recycled powders with fresh material
- Unloading printed builds for initial de-powdering and cleaning of parts
- Cooling the build using fast cooling for expedited part retrieval
What software is needed to build a
part on a HP 3D printer?
HP machines come with free nesting software called Smart Stream Build
Manager. This software is sufficient to send jobs to the machine for
print. It is very common for customers to purchase a 3rd party nesting
software, such as Materialise Magics, for a much higher degree of nesting
capability. Those focused on production typically opt for this 3rd party
solution. Those focused on smaller volumes of prototypes typically stick
with the free HP software.
Is there any support structure to
remove with HP printers?
Since HP Jet Fusion is a powder-based printing system, no support
structure is generated; the powder is self-supporting. However, it is
necessary to remove excess powder from the part exterior and interior
through post-processing. This is commonly done by bead blasting parts.
What is the dimensional accuracy
of the HP Multi Jet 3D printers?
Dimensional accuracy can vary depending on the material and printer. Here are some dimensional accuracy specification examples:
- A part 80mm in length printed out of PA 12 on the HP 5200: XY±.28mm ; Z±0.47mm.
- With Process Control Software, the 5200’s accuracy can improve to: XY±0.18 ; Z±0.30 for a part < 80mm.
- A part 80mm in length printed out of PA 12 on the HP 4200: XY±.31mm ; Z±1.12mm.
What is the difference between the 5200 series printer models: 5200, 5210, and 5210PRO?
There are no performance differences between the 5200 series of printers. The differences between each model are cheaper consumables and materials with the 5210PRO providing the lowest part cost. The 5210PRO, for instance, can accept much larger material containers which significantly reduces the price per kg of material.
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