Firestorm Labs will distribute HP’s Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printing technologies in mobile and field-deployable environments. Securing exclusive distribution rights for this market, Firestorm Labs believes the deal will mark a ‘major leap forward’ in how commercial, humanitarian, and medical sectors respond to ‘urgent, on-the-ground needs.’ Through the partnership, HP’s Multi Jet Fusion technology will be integrated into Firestorm’s xCell system. The xCell ‘scalable manufacturing’ system is housed in two expandable 20-foot containers that can be deployed at the site of need. Able to run on power generators, battery backup systems, or traditional power sources, the system can be useful for the production of mission-critical components and unmanned aerial systems in remote locations, such as forward operating bases and disaster zones. “This agreement is a game-changer,” said Ian Muceus, Co-Founder and CTO of Firestorm. “For nearly a decade, we’ve trusted HP’s technology to meet high-volume, high-quality demands of polymer additive manufacturing. Now, we’re able to take that capability directly to the edge—military bases, disaster zones, and remote medical outposts—where time and logistics matter most. HP has built an incredibly mature ecosystem of equipment that supports the print process, and this collaboration is going to take everything to the next level. We’re excited to keep pushing boundaries, fine-tuning print settings, developing new materials, and maximising throughput, material properties, and lightweighting.”

Full report : Firestorm Labs secures exclusive distribution rights of HP’s Multi Jet Fusion technology in mobile and field-deployable environments.

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