Indo-MIM Inc

214 Carnegie Center Suite 104, Princeton, New Jersey 08540, United States of America

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Metal Binder-Jet 3D printing @ INDO-MIM

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A glimpse of our 3D Printed Parts

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Those Vanes make this part extremely complicated to manufacture. The addition of the rib supports make this extremely expensive to manufacture using traditional methods.

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An example of the perfect Binder Jet 3D printed part. It has external grooves both top and bottom face (2mm width on each). It also has internal under cuts.

214 Carnegie Center Suite 104, Princeton, New Jersey 08540, United States of America
+1 734-834-1565
Contract Service Provider

From a humble beginning in 1997, Indo-MIM has grown to become world’s largest supplier of Metal Injection Molded (MIM) components to diverse industries. Our fully integrated plants including in-house tooling, feedstock preparation, powder production and comprehensive secondary capabilities are the world’s largest.

In addition to MIM, our additional capabilities include Ceramic Injection Molding , Investment Casting, Precision machining. We currently ship more than 150 million parts/yr to 300+ global customers in 30+ countries. Our market segments are Automotive, Aerospace, Medical, Consumer, Industrial, Defense, sporting goods, Hand & Power tools etc. .

Now, Indo-MIM in association with Desktop Metal Inc. USA is proud to bring you  Binder-Jet Metal 3D Printing, a cutting-edge technology. Binder Jet Metal 3D printing is 100X faster and significantly cheaper than laser-based Metal 3D printing processes. Currently Binder-Jet Metal 3D printing process is designed to produce components in small to medium volumes (10~100,000 parts/yr). In the next 5 years we are confident that the process can cater to 500,000 parts/yr comfortably at the costs comparable to conventional metal working processes.

Following are some more details for your quick reference.

  • Material options offered during 2020: Stainless steel 17-4PH and SS 316. More material options to follow in 2021 and beyond.
  • Post sintering, printed parts achieve 97% minimum density and display material properties very close the corresponding wrought materials.
  • Consider Binder-Jet Metal 3D printing process for proto-sample developments, small volume production (10~5000 pcs).
  • By early-2021 we will be ready to take up larger volume production programs (5,000 ~ 100,000 parts/yr.)
  • Binder-Jet Metal 3D printing technology offers the following advantages over the conventional metal working processes.
  1. Complex geometries beyond the current tooling capabilities can be easily produced.
  2. No upfront tool development costs
  3. Design changes on the parts are easy to implement without excessive lead time OR tool change costs
  4. Sample sizes can be 1~50 samples
  5. Production volumes can be 100~500,000 pcs/yr.