How Baked3D Works

The Baked 3D Multi Jet Fusion system or 3D print service, lays down a thin layer of powder on the print bed. The inkjet array in the print carriage then sweeps over the print bed, laying down two agents—a fusing agent, printed where the powder will fuse together, and a detailing agent that is used to reduce fusing at the part boundary to achieve greater detail. After the agents are applied, the print bed is exposed to a fusing energy from infrared lamps. This process of additive manufacturing continues layer by layer until the build is complete.

When the build finishes, the entire powder bed with the encapsulated parts is moved to a processing station where a majority of the loose powder is removed by an integrated vacuum. We then bead blast parts to remove any of the remaining residual powder before ultimately reaching the finishing department where they are dyed black to improve cosmetic appearance. This is our entire additive manufacturing service process.

Our 3D printing services deliver a dense PA 12 nylon plastic part that competes in strength, quality, and price with traditional forms of plastics manufacturing. MJF is a great alternative to injection molding for low to mid quantity parts manufacturing. MJF part quality is similar to injection molding, without the tooling cost.

If you are looking for more than what a desktop 3D printer can provide Baked 3D’s industrial additive manufacturing services or 3D printing services ensures accuracy and repeatability so you get highly precise parts—every time. At Baked 3D, additive manufacturing is designed for functional prototypes, complex designs, and production components in as fast as 1 day.