At Xponential 2026, Robin Gonzalez from Streamline 3D explains how the company supports additive manufacturing production as a service provider for customers using HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing. Streamline 3D enables both bridge production and full‑scale manufacturing for parts produced with MJF materials, helping companies scale without immediate capital investment.
The video highlights Streamline 3D’s specialization in post‑processing and surface finishing, including proprietary powder coating for thermoplastics. This unique finishing process allows drone manufacturers to reduce part weight by approximately 12–15 percent without the need for generative design, simply by changing from traditional painting methods to Streamline 3D’s process.
With multiple production facilities and a growing fleet of HP MJF systems, Streamline 3D supports manufacturers across the United States and globally. The partnership with HP Additive Manufacturing helps customers access industrial 3D printing capabilities, accelerate production, and move toward scalable digital manufacturing while maintaining performance and efficiency in drone applications.
