Leverage the PureForm Advantage
Fast metal printing is a low-cost option with no molds or time delays. PureForm 3D printing delivers prototype metal parts with surface finishes and feature resolution comparable to those of metal injection molding.
Utilizing PureForm metal additive manufacturing enables you to:
Save time and reduce time-to-market by bypassing the lengthy process of mold construction
Achieve surface finish and feature resolution beyond other additive manufacturing technologies
Scale quickly and economically for low-volume production runs
Easily transition to metal injection molding (MIM)
PureForm metal 3D printing utilizes a unique mixture of MIM powder and a photoresistive polymer binder to deliver complex, precision metal parts when you need them.
A Streamlined Path from Prototype to Production
Additive metal 3D printing with PureForm is a competitive advantage that helps you rapidly prototype and refine, enabling you to solve technical challenges and bring new products to market faster.
Complex metal components, on demand
In the PureForm metal 3D printing process, components are constructed layer by layer using specialized high-resolution, high-throughput optical printers. The subsequent “green state” components are then processed through debinding and sintering, yielding parts that comply with MPIF-35 standards. The backend process is virtually identical to MIM.
- Production metals include 17-4PH stainless steel and 316 stainless steel
- Produce components with features as fine as 50 microns with 100-micron walls
- Options for post-sinter secondary processes (plastic over molding, machining, grinding, brazing, welding, crimping, assembly, etc.)
Supporting Innovation Across Critical Markets
Our integrated, U.S.-based facilities give OEMs a single source partner for complex manufacturing across regulated and performance-driven industries.
- Medical Device
- Defense & Aerospace
- Commercial & Industrial
- Electronics & Communications
PureForm™ Metal 3D Printing Design Guidelines
Greene Group Industries’ PureForm additive manufacturing platform uses Digital Light Processing to produce intricate metal parts at production scale. The H200 industrial printer grows a batch of parts layer-by-layer by curing a slurry that mixes metal particles with a highly reactive photopolymer.
Partnership Designed to Grow with You
Our connected teams make scaling simple. We help OEMs move seamlessly from concept validation to full-scale production.
Ready to Start Your Next Project?
See how our full-service contract manufacturing capabilities can elevate your precision component production and performance.