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ADDform OÜ We are glad to announce that from March 2021 our doors are open as the first Estonian 3D Printing Bu

Ever reach a point in product development where the concept is solid, but ex*****on gets messy—materials, tolerances, ma...
21/08/2026

Ever reach a point in product development where the concept is solid, but ex*****on gets messy—materials, tolerances, manufacturability, assembly? ADDform helps you tackle that whole gap with engineering support from early sketch through to a working prototype and low-volume production. That means clearer control over quality and process choices, plus a partner who can handle complex builds across multiple fabrication methods in one streamlined workflow. If you’re trying to reduce risk and compress timelines without compromising engineering standards, this is worth a read.

For a more in-depth read, go to

https://www.addform.eu/knowledgebase/3d-printing-articles?post=what-can-addform-help-you-with

Ever wondered how 3D printing fits into a real design-to-prototype workflow—beyond just “making parts”? This article bre...
10/08/2026

Ever wondered how 3D printing fits into a real design-to-prototype workflow—beyond just “making parts”? This article breaks down how designers and engineers use additive production to validate form, test function, and move confidently from CAD to physical results with controlled quality. You’ll see where materials, tolerances, and build choices matter most, and how teams can reduce iteration time without losing engineering rigor. If you’re pushing a concept toward a dependable prototype or low-volume run, this is a practical read.

For a more in-depth read, go to

https://www.addform.eu/knowledgebase/3d-printing-articles?post=3d-printing-for-designers-and-engineers

Ever wondered how 3D printing fits into a real design-to-prototype workflow—beyond just “making parts”? This article bre...
10/08/2026

Ever wondered how 3D printing fits into a real design-to-prototype workflow—beyond just “making parts”? This article breaks down how designers and engineers use additive production to validate form, test function, and move confidently from CAD to physical results with controlled quality. You’ll see where materials, tolerances, and build choices matter most, and how teams can reduce iteration time without losing engineering rigor. If you’re pushing a concept toward a dependable prototype or low-volume run, this is a practical read.

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Spec’ing the right material can make or break an MJF build—especially when you’re choosing between HP MJF PA12 Smooth an...
08/08/2026

Spec’ing the right material can make or break an MJF build—especially when you’re choosing between HP MJF PA12 Smooth and standard PA12. In this deep dive, we break down what “Smooth” changes in part surface, finishing consistency, and how that affects fit-for-purpose engineering outcomes. You’ll also get practical guidance on when each option makes sense, so procurement and design teams can align on quality, performance, and ex*****on. Worth a read if you’re trying to reduce material guesswork and get the right results first time.

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🚀 A significant step forward for our additive manufacturing capability.We're excited to announce that our new HP Multi J...
28/07/2026

🚀 A significant step forward for our additive manufacturing capability.

We're excited to announce that our new HP Multi Jet Fusion 5620 has now been fully installed, commissioned, and is officially in production.

On its very first day, we've successfully completed two automated builds, with the machine and automation performing exactly as planned. This investment triples our daily production capacity, increasing output from one build per day to three—a 200% increase in manufacturing capacity.

The MJF 5620 is enabling us to manufacture larger volumes of high-quality, repeatable parts with shorter lead times, giving our customers faster delivery and greater production flexibility.

We're also producing parts using HP 3D High Reusability PA 12 S, a material that delivers excellent dimensional accuracy, strong and consistent mechanical properties, and outstanding surface finish. Its high material reusability also helps reduce waste, making it an efficient and more sustainable choice for serial production.

This investment represents more than just another machine—it's an investment in capacity, automation, quality, and our ability to support customers from rapid prototyping through to full-scale production.

A huge thank you to Addinor engineering team and everyone at HP involved in the installation and commissioning. It's exciting to see the system delivering from day one, and we look forward to sharing more projects produced on the HP MJF 5620.

Please contact for assistance or support needed with you additive projects

Best regards,

The ADDform Team

www.addform.eu

Choosing between MJF and injection moulding isn’t just about cost—it’s about fit, tolerances, and what you need the part...
23/07/2026

Choosing between MJF and injection moulding isn’t just about cost—it’s about fit, tolerances, and what you need the part to do in the real world. In this breakdown, ADDForm compares both processes so you can match the method to your geometry, material requirements, and production volume without guesswork. You’ll get a practical view of when MJF is the smart route for functional prototypes and when injection moulding makes sense for scale. It’s a clear, engineering-led guide to help you make the right call first time.

For a more in-depth read, go to

https://www.addform.eu/knowledgebase/articles?post=mjf-vs-injection-moulding

Trying to reverse engineer an existing part without losing accuracy can be a real bottleneck. This article breaks down h...
17/07/2026

Trying to reverse engineer an existing part without losing accuracy can be a real bottleneck. This article breaks down how 3D scanning captures geometry, supports clean CAD workflows, and helps you bridge the gap from “as-built” to a validated design ready for prototype or low-volume production. You’ll also see where scanning makes the most difference for fit, form, and function—especially when tolerances and repeatability matter. If you’re digitising legacy components or rebuilding from physical parts, this is a practical guide to de-risking the process.

https://www.addform.eu/knowledgebase/articles?post=3d-scanning-for-reverse-engineering-parts

Day 3 of installation – Progress continues!Another exciting milestone as we move into Day 3 of installing and commission...
15/07/2026

Day 3 of installation – Progress continues!

Another exciting milestone as we move into Day 3 of installing and commissioning our new HP Jet Fusion 5620 with Automation at ADDform.

Every day brings us closer to offering our customers one of the most advanced polymer additive manufacturing capabilities in the Baltics.

One of the features we're particularly excited about is the introduction of HP PA12 Smooth.

For our customers, this means:

✅ Smoother, higher-quality surface finishes straight from the printer

✅ Reduced post-processing time for many applications

✅ Improved cosmetic appearance for visible end-use parts

✅ Excellent dimensional accuracy and mechanical performance

✅ Ideal for customer-facing products, housings, consumer products, medical devices, and premium industrial components

✅ Faster route from design to finished production parts

Combined with the automation and productivity of the HP Jet Fusion 5620, PA12 Smooth will help us deliver parts faster, with even greater consistency and an outstanding finish.

At ADDform, we're continually investing in the latest manufacturing technologies to ensure our customers have access to world-class additive manufacturing solutions.

We're looking forward to completing commissioning and beginning production soon.

Thank you to the HP installation team for their expertise and dedication throughout the installation process.

The future of production is taking shape.

Choosing between MJF, SLS, and FDM for functional parts isn’t just a materials question—it’s about performance, consiste...
15/07/2026

Choosing between MJF, SLS, and FDM for functional parts isn’t just a materials question—it’s about performance, consistency, and how the part will behave in the real world. In our latest breakdown, we compare the processes and help you match the right technology to strength, finish, cost, and turnaround for your specific use case. If you’re juggling design validation, low-volume production, or digitising existing components, this will give you a clear, practical way to decide with confidence.

Read more at

https://www.addform.eu/knowledgebase/articles?post=mjf-sls-or-fdm-for-functional-parts-which-works

Day 2 of installation is underway!The installation and commissioning of our new HP Jet Fusion 5620 with Automation conti...
14/07/2026

Day 2 of installation is underway!
The installation and commissioning of our new HP Jet Fusion 5620 with Automation continues, bringing us another step closer to expanding the most advanced Multi Jet Fusion production capability in the Baltics.
This investment isn't just about adding another machine—it's about giving our customers even greater manufacturing capability.
With the HP MJF 5620, ADDform will deliver:
✅ Increased production capacity for higher-volume manufacturing
✅ Greater automation, reducing turnaround times
✅ Enhanced process consistency and repeatability
✅ Faster delivery for production and bridge manufacturing projects
✅ Scalable manufacturing from prototypes to thousands of end-use parts
✅ Continued industry-leading PA12 part quality and reliability
✅ Increased resilience through expanded production capability
As installation progresses, it's exciting to see this next chapter taking shape. We can't wait to start producing parts on one of the world's most advanced polymer additive manufacturing systems and continue supporting manufacturers across Estonia, the Baltics, and Northern Europe.
A huge thank you to the HP and installation teams for their hard work and expertise throughout the commissioning process.
Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to first production.
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