HP Unveils First Production-Ready 3D Printing System

Worldwide printer and Personal Computer maker HP Inc. on Tuesday released the world's first production-ready commercial 3D printing system to disturb the ongoing market solution trend being used by business sectors.

HP has partnerships with some major brands like Nike, BMW, and many others and due to those partnerships, the company has been able to revolutionize the prototyping and the manufacturing industry by unveiling first ever 3D printers completely based on open platform at the "RAPID 2016", the biggest 3D additive manufacturing conference held every year in Florida.

The "HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solution" will convey better quality physical parts which are nearly 10 times faster and even in terms of price are much cheaper than the current 3D print systems.

By printing functional parts at the individual voxel level (a voxel is what might as well be called a 2D pixel in traditional printing), HP offers clients a remarkable capacity to change part properties and convey mass customization. Intended for model shops and 3D print administration departments, the HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solution offers disentangled work process and lessened expense for radical prototyping, conveyance of definite parts fabricating with achievement financial aspects.

"The 3D printing platform is unique in its ability to address over 340 million voxels per second, versus one point at a time, giving our prototyping and manufacturing partners radically faster build speeds, functional parts, and breakthrough economics," stated Stephen Nigro, president of HP's 3D printing business.

HP is putting forth two new 3D printers intended for quick prototyping and creation. The HP Jet Fusion 3D 3200 printer is perfect for prototyping, offering enhanced efficiency and the ability to develop utilization at a lower cost for every part.

The HP Jet Fusion 3D 4200 printer is intended for prototyping and short-run fabricating needs, with high efficiency to meet same-day requests at the least cost per part. Stephen Nigro further added that "The new printing framework conveys a mix of velocity, quality and cost never found in the business. Organizations and producers can totally reexamine how they outline and convey answers for their users."

Lastly, even president of development at Nike added that "At Nike, we have been utilizing 3D printing to make new execution advancements for footwear for as far back as quite a long while. We are eager to band together with HP to quicken and scale our current abilities."

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