MJF was found to be the only technology capable of producing parts that are strong enough, with a good surface finish, and fast enough to make the project feasible.
Leveraging 3D Printing, the customer was able to take his part that was meant for injection molding and go straight into prototyping before making the costly investment in the injection mold.
MJF technology was used to mitigate high tooling costs, poor surface finish, brittle part materials, limited part design capabilities, and slow lead times.
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