Binder Jetting

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Process description

Binder jetting's process is very similar to that of powder bed fusion. it involves placing down a layer of a powder material onto the whole print bed, but instead of melting the powder together with a heat source a print head deposits a liquid binder the sections of the layer that will be in the final part. after the process

strengths

  • low energy:
  • material flexibility: binder jetting can be printed with any powder material that can be held together with a liquid binder
  • scalable:
  • no need for supports: very similar to powder bed fusion the excess powder acts as natural supports

weaknesses

  • material properties
  • post processing

Technologies

There are a number of specific technologies that can vastly change to capabilities of a printer.

  • multi color
  • metal sintering