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Why Hardware Startups Are Switching to Metal Binder Jetting
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore why metal binder jetting is becoming the go-to additive manufacturing process for hardware startups producing end-use metal parts. They break down the specific advantages over traditional powder bed fusion: faster build speeds, no support structures needed, and lower cost per part at medium volumes. Lucas cites a real-world example of a robotics startup that cut its production lead time from six weeks to five days for a complex bracket assembly. They also discuss the trade-offs: post-processing complexity, sintering shrinkage, and material limitations…
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