HP is celebrating a decade of innovation in additive manufacturing while unveiling the latest addition to its industrial 3D printing portfolio—the HP Multi Jet Fusion 1200 (MJF 1200). The announcement marks an important milestone for one of the industry’s most established polymer 3D printing technologies.
Since introducing Multi Jet Fusion, HP has focused on delivering production-quality parts with high accuracy, speed, and repeatability for industries including automotive, aerospace, healthcare, consumer products, and manufacturing. Over the past ten years, the technology has helped accelerate the adoption of additive manufacturing for both prototyping and end-use production.
The newly introduced HP MJF 1200 is designed to make industrial-grade 3D printing more accessible to engineering teams and businesses. The compact system uses the same core Multi Jet Fusion technology found in HP’s larger production machines while offering a smaller footprint and simplified workflow. This allows companies to prototype, validate, and produce functional parts using the same manufacturing process before scaling to higher-volume production.
HP also highlighted continued growth in its additive manufacturing business, reporting annual growth of approximately 25 percent. According to the company, demand continues to increase across sectors such as robotics, medical devices, aerospace, defense, and industrial manufacturing.
Looking ahead, HP is investing in artificial intelligence, automated quality inspection, and advanced software tools to further improve print reliability, production efficiency, and design optimization. These technologies are expected to help manufacturers shorten development cycles while increasing confidence in production-ready additive manufacturing.
As Multi Jet Fusion enters its second decade, the introduction of the MJF 1200 reflects HP’s continued commitment to making industrial 3D printing more accessible while supporting the growing adoption of additive manufacturing across global industries.
