Industrial filament printing has long forced a choice: the affordability of desktop systems or the performance of locked-down industrial platforms. On Tuesday, September 15th, 3Dnatives and HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions will show how the HP IF 600 HT eliminates that trade-off, combining an open materials ecosystem with high-temperature capability for certified, production-grade parts. Register HERE. 

September 15, 2026 |  10 – 11 AM EST / 4 – 5 PM CEST, including live Q&A 

Two shifts are redefining what filament printing can support on the factory floor: open materials ecosystems and reliable high-temperature performance. This session breaks down the technical and economic realities of both:

• 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 applications: 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.