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Design Guide: Binder Jet Metal 3D Printing
Binder jet metal 3D printing is a great choice for customers looking for a less expensive alternative to Direct Metal Laser Sintering and CNC parts. Download our free Design Guide and learn how to design the perfect metal jet parts for your next project.
Download the Guide
Metal binder jet 3D printing is a two-part process that produces incredibly durable additive parts in composite metal. Binder jet is a great choice for customers looking for a less expensive alternative to Direct Metal Laser Sintering and CNC parts.
Tips include how to tolerance, post-process, and design various features like holes, font sizes, pockets and cavities, knife edges, fillets, ribs, self-supporting structures, and more.
A Look Inside at the Table of Contents
- How binder jet metal 3D printing works
- Building "green" parts
- Bronze-infiltrated composite metals
- Single-alloy
- Design freedom with metal binder jet manufacturing
- General tolerances and build size
- Design tips for holes, fonts, pockets, edges, fillets, ribs, exit holes and more
- Self-supporting structures
- Finishes and post-processing of metal 3D prints
- Other binder jet resources at Xometry
Binder Jet 3D Printing Through the Digital RFQ Marketplace
Xometry offers binder jetting, a high-speed metal 3D printing process, through an exclusive partnership with ExOne (NASDAQ: XONE). Customers can quote this process through the Digital RFQ Marketplace. Once in the marketplace, simply visit the ExOne supplier page to send your request directly to this Xometry Manufacturing Partner.
Team Xometry
This article was written by various Xometry contributors. Xometry is a leading resource on manufacturing with CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, 3D printing, injection molding, urethane casting, and more.