HP Jet Fusion 4200. Where end-use parts are born.
HP's industrial powder-fusion system melts fine nylon powder layer by layer — producing high-quality, functional parts with exceptional accuracy and strength, and enabling complex geometries and intricate details at production consistency.
The Difference Between Printing and Production
The 4200 is why we can promise batch consistency: whole layers fuse at once under agents and infrared, unfused powder supports every overhang, and parts emerge near-isotropic — the same strength in every direction, the same part in every batch.
| Process | Multi Jet Fusion — fusing/detailing agents + infrared |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon PA12 and reinforced variants |
| Mechanicals | Near-isotropic, production-grade strength |
| Supports | None — powder-supported complex geometry |
| Batch capacity | Hundreds of parts per build, nested in 3D |
| Finish options | Bead-blasted standard; dyed black or sealed on request |
Hundreds of Identical Parts, Measured to Prove It
Functional-parts programmes run here: labelled PA12 components by the hundred, dimension-checked against the drawing, reordered from digital inventory with results identical to the first batch. This machine is the reason "end-use" appears on our site without an asterisk.
So Is This Machine.
Send the Part.
File plus target quantity — per-part pricing at your volumes and a pilot-batch date, same day.