Can be integrated with most traditional foundry processes. A wide range of powdered materials is available. Multi-colour parts possible (non-metallic parts). Different mechanical properties achievable. Can produce complex, high-precision parts – high resolution equal to PBF. This process is different to most other AM technologies because it doesn’t use heat to fuse the material. After the build process, the product undergoes post-processing. The printer creates the object by bonding the powder wherever the print-head has deposited the binder, layer by layer. A roller spreads a layer of powder over the build platform then the print head moves horizontally and sprays the binder agent onto selective areas of the powder layer. However, unlike PBF, a liquid binding agent is used to bond parts instead of a laser/beam. BJT uses the same powder-spreading methods as powder bed fusion (PBF). 
Binder Jetting – BJT Binder Jetting is a process in which a liquid bonding agent is selectively deposited to join powder materialsīinder Jetting (BJT) produces parts by selectively depositing a binding agent over a powder bed.
#The seven software categories iso
With this in mind, in this post, and as per the ISO ASTM 52900 which relates to additive manufacturing general principles and terminology, we’ve produced a helpful guide to the seven core technologies of additive manufacturing, including their advantages and disadvantages. As companies invent new AM techniques, they tend to create new terms even though the core techniques are similar. Additive manufacturing (AM) has fundamentally changed how parts across many industries are designed and fabricated.
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