Discover how HP Additive Manufacturing helps businesses reduce costs and scale production intelligently. In this video, filmed at Formnext 2025, Miguel Armero, walks through proven strategies to lower costs in industrial 3D printing using HP Multi Jet Fusion technology. Learn how HP AM identifies cost contributors—both variable and fixed—and provides tailored solutions for each. From optimizing material usage and consumables to reducing labor and hardware costs, these strategies ensure maximum efficiency for your production line. Key insights include: • How to analyze cost drivers and separate them into variable and fixed categories. • Practical tips for optimizing PA 12 and PA 12 S materials with packing density and refresh ratios. • Choosing the right machine family (e.g., 56, 5620, or 5620 Pro) to match your production needs. • Process development techniques like adjusting layer thickness, carriage speed, and printer settings to increase throughput. • The role of automation in reducing labor costs and achieving smarter growth. HP AM’s mission is clear: to help customers grow efficiently by reducing costs per part and accelerating innovation. Whether you’re scaling production or looking for smarter ways to manage expenses, this video provides actionable strategies to succeed in additive manufacturing. ----------------------- 🔗 LINKS: Learn more about HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions: https://bit.ly/4puonWM Contact with an HP 3D Print expert: https://bit.ly/4pwFUOg ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #HP3DPrinting #HPAdditiveManufacturing #DigitalManufacturing #AdditiveManufacturing #Industrial3DPrinting --------------------------------- About HP Additive Manufacturing: HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions, a division of HP Inc., provides industrial 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions for manufacturers, product engineers, designers, and production service providers. Through HP Multi Jet Fusion, Metal Jet, and Industrial Filament technologies, HP supports prototyping, tooling, spare parts, and end-use production across automotive, aerospace, drones, industrial manufacturing, robotics, orthotics and prosthetics, healthcare, and consumer goods. HP also provides software, materials, and a global partner network to help organizations adopt digital manufacturing.

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