Installation space too small or enclosure too large? Not for us!

We can also manufacture large parts over 500 mm for you using suitable measures. Both in internal tests and in harsh outdoor environments, we have already validated the best adhesives for MJF parts.

With a suitable joining technique and an optimal design, we can also bond particularly large multi-part enclosures with other components such as displays, metal profiles, glass and many other materials.

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Formnext, the world’s largest additive manufacturing event with 600+ exhibitors, offers everything there is to know about the future of manufacturing technologies.

This year, despite Corona measures, the fair was once again a great success.

At the HP 3D Printing booth, we presented 3D printed models for electronic housings, IoT sensors, e-scooter charging stations, as well as mobile and weatherproof outdoor devices according to IP protection classes.We developed and produced all applications in the multi-jet fusion (MJF) process for the industrial sector. On the basis of our exhibition models, we will show you the diverse technical possibilities of this printing process.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Jens Arend, Jens Schnur and Andreas Bayer ( / / ).

The Multi Jet Fusion – process in a practical test – What can the technology really do?

In a webinar organised by Konradin and HP, experts from different industry sectors will explain the possibilities and challenges of the MJF technology.

Among others, two experts from Hoffmann + Krippner GmbH will be present, Jens Schnur and Andreas Bayer.

You will learn in this webinar:

• What speaks for an investment in additive manufacturing
• For which products the process has already proven itself
• Challenges that have been solved by innovative ideas and 3D printing

Free registration at https://industrie.de/firmenverzeichnis/hpdeutschland/2835/?src=SpWeb

Andreas Bayer and Jens Schnur will be happy to answer any questions you may have ( / )

The company LEON Mobility has set itself the goal of facilitating the charging of light electric vehicles such as e-scooters and e-scooters in public spaces.

In cooperation with Hoffmann + Krippner, the idea was turned into reality. The tasks included the creation of design concepts, article construction and the production of the assembly using 3D printing (MJF). In addition, the housings were glued to the display glass at our main location in Buchen. In this way, a small series was successfully implemented within a very short time.

The first proove-of-concepts were assembled in Stuttgart and have been in use in the outdoor area for more than a year.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Jens Arend and Andreas Bayer at the following address  ( / )