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• At Formnext 2025, HP Additive Manufacturing revealed a major step in its broader portfolio expansion strategy with the announcement of a new 3D printer, the HP Industrial Filament 600 High...
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At Formnext 2025, HP Additive Manufacturing revealed a major step in its broader portfolio expansion strategy with the announcement of a new 3D printer, the HP Industrial Filament 600 High Temperature (HP IF 600HT). The industrial AM system recently made its North American debut at AMUG 2026 in Reno, Nevada. The HP IF 600HT is modular, built on an open materials platform, and engineered for high-temperature and advanced engineering-grade materials. This offers manufacturers more flexibility with the polymers they can use, while still enabling them to maintain the necessary industrial reliability.
I spoke to Eric DuPaul, HP Additive Manufacturing Category Manager, at AMUG to learn more about the system. DuPaul’s job is managing the product within the region, so he’s helping to launch the H