WEBINAR: Production-Ready Industrial Filament: High-Performance 3D Printing Without the Trade-Offs

Tuesday September 15th 2026

Industrial filament is moving from prototyping to production, but the market keeps forcing the same trade-off: desktop FFF systems that don’t meet industrial quality standards, or closed industrial systems that lock you into proprietary materials at a premium.

Join 3Dnatives and HP to see how the new HP IF 600 HT removes that compromise, combining industrial-grade, high-temperature performance with open materials freedom.

What we’ll cover:
– Material freedom at every level: Whether you need HP-validated materials with full certification support (like ULTEM, PEEK, or PAEK) or the flexibility to run your own industrial-grade filaments like PC, PA, and others, the IF 600 HT’s open platform has you covered. No lock-in, no compromises.
– Expanded application freedom: Why high-temperature performance unlocks end-use parts that desktop systems can’t reach.
– Production-grade quality, built for uptime: What it takes to deliver certifiable, traceable parts, and why proactive support beats reactive fixes.
– Predictable economics: How to forecast cost-per-part and protect your margins.

Who should attend:
Engineers who need faster iteration and material freedom, supply chain managers focused on cost transparency and quality, and business owners evaluating ROI for a new production technology in aerospace, education, automotive, medical, oil & gas, and other regulated industries.

Meet the Speakers

George Field, Sales Team Manager at HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions

custom photo of speakerGeorge Field has over 8 years of experience in the 3D printing and 3D scanning industry, working with companies of all sizes, backed up by 5 years of design and engineering experience. He has worked on international projects and within regulated industries, qualifying high-temperature, 3D-printed production parts in materials like PEEK and ULTEM, for oil and gas, aerospace, automotive, and rail.

Julia Steiner Content Specialist at 3Dnatives

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As Content Specialist for 3Dnatives, Julia Steiner covers additive manufacturing industry news, technological developments, and emerging market applications. Passionate about innovation, her work focuses on bridging the gap between technical experts and the broader additive community.

 

Stop choosing between flexibility and quality. Register here.