HP Metal Jet Production Service
HP Metal Jet Production Service
Learn how the HP Metal Jet Production Service works
Production facilities
HP Metal Jet Adoption Centers
Corvallis,Oregon (US)
Sant Vicenç del Horts, Barcelona (Spain) AMES group
HP Metal Jet contract manufacturers
A trusted high-volume contract manufacturer offering Metal Jetting, machining, assembly, finishing, reverse engineering, and quality assurance services.
The world's leading producer of materials and products using powder metallurgy technologies.
Leading global supplier of Metal Injection Molding with capabilities and proficiency in design, tooling, materials and a full range of finishing and assembly operations.
FAQs
Customers interested in leveraging this service can initiate the process by submitting a form containing their contact information. This prompts an HP 3D Metal Jet expert to engage with them directly to comprehensively understand their needs and specific part requirements.
Upon sharing the design file, the HP 3D Metal Jet expert conducts a thorough technical compatibility check and offers valuable design feedback tailored to Metal Jet production standards. Should the design meet compatibility criteria, customers have the option to request sample parts, accompanied by a detailed quotation and a price estimation for production volume.
Upon acceptance of the sample parts' quotation, production commences, facilitated either directly by HP or through an HP-approved manufacturing partner selected based on the project's particulars. The agreed-upon number of sample parts is then manufactured for customer inspection.
Upon the customer’s approval of the sample parts, a qualification and development process ensues for production volume. This involves ensuring that all quality requirements are met and finalizing pricing details.
Following the customer’s approval of the qualification process and agreement on final part pricing, the selected manufacturer proceeds to fulfil the production order, delivering the desired parts to the customer's satisfaction.
The current list of accepted design file formats is OBJ, STL, 3MF, X_T (Parasolid), STEP, and IGES.
Customers are encouraged to provide part specifications in the comments section when submitting their order.
HP may offer part samples free of charge on a case-by-case basis depending on factors such as design complexity, sample parts quantity, production volume, and other considerations.
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