Success Story: Reducing development times with binder jet metal 3D printing

C.J. Moyna & Sons earth moving experts uses additive manufacturing to decrease supply chain risks and bring better products to market faster

Case Study: C.J. Moyna & Sons Moving Earth with Binder Jet Metal 3D Printing   As a small company operating on a large scale, C.J. Moyna & Sons has to work efficiently. When the COVID pandemic hit, the team realized how many parts were suddenly difficult to acquire. The Desktop Metal Shop System was installed in 2023 to 3D print 17-4 PH stainless steel parts in-house and the team now uses metal binder jetting for rapid prototyping in R&D, product improvement, and antique restorations.  "We had such a hard time finding pieces and parts. There was a lot of little 20 or 80 cent parts that we could not find. Then we kind of looked through them and realized, Hey, we can just 3D print this.'" Ryan Young, Technology Coordinator at C.J. Moyna From reducing development timelines to offering better products to its customers, the investment in a Shop System is already paying off as the company uses the flexibility binder jet 3D printing to change the way it approaches manufacturing. Download the complete case study to learn more.   Download the complete case study Using a traditional process like machining to produce the design would be more cost and design restrictive.   "3D printing definitely brings an advantage to making the latch in that functional design." Ryan Young,  C.J. Moyna & Sons A replacement latch for an industrial tractor seat 3D printed in stainless steel on the Shop System Desktop Metal, 63 Third Avenue, Burlington, MA 01803, United States, (978) 224-1244

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