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HP Inc. joins MTC as Tier 2 member

The partnership will focus on Metal Binder Jetting, and is expected to advance AM technologies in the UK

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The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) has welcomed HP Inc. as a new Tier 2 member, marking a significant step forward in advancing AM technologies in the UK.

MTC has a strong history of driving new and innovative manufacturing technologies, and together we want to create an open-door policy for Metal Binder Jetting collaboration. The value of Metal Binder Jetting as a scalable, cost-effective, and production-ready technology is clear, and establishing a collaborative centre in the UK will give industry and academia the opportunity to explore, develop, and scale this innovation into real production. Creating this shared space ensures that the benefits of the technology are accessible to all, accelerating adoption and strengthening the UK’s position in advanced manufacturing,” said Michael Goodwin, Commercial Account Manager of UK/I & Nordics for Metal 3D Printing Solutions at HP Inc.

HP Inc. is a global technology leader with more than 80 years of innovation. Their portfolio spans personal systems, printers, and 3D printing solutions, all designed to empower individuals and organizations to create, collaborate, and thrive.

The partnership will focus on Metal Binder Jetting – a scalable, cost-effective, and production-ready technology with the potential to transform manufacturing.

“We’re delighted to announce HP as a new member of MTC. This partnership aims to unlock further collaboration and innovation in the additive manufacturing space, positively impacting MTC’s members and wider industry,” said Ajdin Foric, Business Development Manager at MTC.

“Our partnership with HP supports NCAM’s mission to accelerate the uptake of additive manufacturing in the UK by helping industry de-risk emerging technologies like Metal Binder Jetting. Together, we’re taking a step towards scalable, cost-effective AM solutions that are ready for real-world production,” said Dr. Hoda Amel, Technology Manager of Additive Manufacturing at MTC.

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