Ever wondered what the real difference is between FDM and MJF 3D printing? In this quick comparison, we printed the same part on both technologies — one in PETG (FDM) and one in PA12 (MJF). The FDM part took 30 minutes to print a single piece and actually snapped on a thin section. Meanwhile, the MJF printer produced around 1,300 parts in a single 16-hour build, all perfectly strong and consistent. We use both FDM and MJF here at Lunia 3D — each has its place, but this video shows exactly why MJ

MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) Is a Powder-bed 3D Printing Technology That Was Developed by HP in 2016

Industrial professional powder 3D printer printing process. Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printing. Models made by applying reagents to heated layer of powder, heated until material reaches melting point

SAF™ | Powder Bed Fusion Additive Manufacturing

ULTEM™ 9085 resin: High Performance Thermoplastic

ESD Safe 3D Printing Options