3D printing
for industry

The casting industry is in a state of upheaval. With Binder Jetting 3D printing technology, and the tool-free production of molds and cores for classic metal casting processes, we are opening up new horizons for the foundry industry. With no restrictions on individualization, lightweight construction and demanding or complex geometries. And not to forget with a great potential for cost optimization in the manufacturing process.

How new additive 3D manufacturing processes are advancing the aircraft construction of tomorrow. The aircraft of the future are becoming lighter and lighter. At the same time, production efficiency and manufacturing speed are increasingly becoming the focus of aircraft manufacturers and their suppliers. With no restrictions on individualization, lightweight construction and demanding or complex geometries.

Resource efficiency, sustainability and digitalization are ushering in a new way of thinking in the construction industry. voxeljet Additive Manufacturing offers efficient data-driven production techniques that fit seamlessly into the end-to-end digital data chain of the Building Information Model (BIM). From rapid 3D printing of architectural models, to functional models, to the production of large-format complex concrete formwork.

Electromobility, hybrid drives, resource efficiency, sustainability and digitization are ushering in a sustainable transformation in the automotive industry. A development that will not only permanently change the car of tomorrow, but also the way it is built. As a pioneer in additive manufacturing, voxeljet offers 3D solutions to drastically reduce flexibility and response time in production.

3D printed design models open up completely new possibilities for designers and artists to perfectly display and present their creative work and design solutions. Ideal to make designs quickly comprehensible and to be able to examine them in detail from every perspective without great effort. Regardless of whether the individual case involves product design, finely detailed architectural models or high-resolution film props.

The binder jetting process opens up new possibilities for bringing products to market faster. In addition, the process enables the material properties of the manufactured product or component to be influenced variably in all three dimensions. This can involve partial changes in the mechanical strength, elasticity, material density in the product. Conventional components can thus be produced without special tools.