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Multi Jet Printing (MJP). MJP works almost like an ink jet printer. The parts have excellent resolution and the materials have a variety or properties. This technology is primarily used for smaller parts that can be accurate and not very difficult to finish. MJP technology is used to build parts, patterns and molds with fine feature detail to address a wide range of applications. This method is perfect for creating durable, high-definition functional prototypes, rapid tooling such as injection molds, casting patterns and end-use parts. Parts made with MJP technology are beautifully precise, with sharp edges and true-to-cad fidelity. Ultimate adventure of this 3D printing technology - possibility to print assemblies. MJP method is widely used in transportation, energy, consumer products, recreation and healthcare industries. M3 Black and M3-X are durable plastics that looks and feels like injection molded plastics and allows for more rigorous testing and use. The materials is well suit

Multi Jet Printing (MJP). MJP works almost like an ink jet printer. The parts have excellent resolution and the materials have a variety or properties. This technology is primarily used for smaller parts that can be accurate and not very difficult to finish. MJP technology is used to build parts, patterns and molds with fine feature detail to address a wide range of applications. This method is perfect for creating durable, high-definition functional prototypes, rapid tooling such as injection molds, casting patterns and end-use parts. Parts made with MJP technology are beautifully precise, with sharp edges and true-to-cad fidelity. Ultimate adventure of this 3D printing technology - possibility to print assemblies. MJP method is widely used in transportation, energy, consumer products, recreation and healthcare industries. M3 Black and M3-X are durable plastics that looks and feels like injection molded plastics and allows for more rigorous testing and use. The materials is well suit

Multi Jet Printing (MJP). MJP works almost like an ink jet printer. The parts have excellent resolution and the materials have a variety or properties. This technology is primarily used for smaller parts that can be accurate and not very difficult to finish. MJP technology is used to build parts, patterns and molds with fine feature detail to address a wide range of applications. This method is perfect for creating durable, high-definition functional prototypes, rapid tooling such as injection molds, casting patterns and end-use parts. Parts made with MJP technology are beautifully precise, with sharp edges and true-to-cad fidelity. Ultimate adventure of this 3D printing technology - possibility to print assemblies. MJP method is widely used in transportation, energy, consumer products, recreation and healthcare industries. M3 Black and M3-X are durable plastics that looks and feels like injection molded plastics and allows for more rigorous testing and use. The materials is well suit