cold metal fusion

Cold Metal Fusion (CMF) is an advanced 3D printing technology that combines polymer binder jetting with traditional metal sintering to produce high-density metal parts at a fraction of the cost of laser-based metal printing.

A metal powder is blended with a polymer binder and printed on an open-architecture system (such as Sinterit Lisa-X or Lisa-XM). After printing, parts go through debinding and furnace sintering to achieve near-full metal density and strong mechanical properties.

CMF enables production of stainless steel, tool steel, titanium, and other alloys with excellent detail, repeatability, and scalability — making it ideal for functional prototypes, tooling, and low-volume production without the high cost and complexity of DMLS or SLM systems.

 Burton Precision is the exclusive U.S. reseller for Sinterit systems offering advanced Cold Metal Fusion technology, delivering complete solutions for high-performance metal additive manufacturing. In addition to printer and material sales, Burton Precision provides contract production of individual metal parts and includes complimentary full-color scan and inspection mapping on all printed components to ensure dimensional accuracy, quality verification, and production confidence. 

 HeadMade Materials for Cold Metal Fusion
 

Ti6Al4V
A high-strength titanium alloy known for its excellent strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility. Commonly used in aerospace, motorsports, and medical implants requiring lightweight yet durable metal components.

TIA|4822
A high-performance titanium alloy designed for advanced manufacturing and high-temperature applications. Offers strong mechanical properties, oxidation resistance, and durability for aerospace and high-stress industrial environments.

Inconel 625
A nickel-based superalloy with outstanding corrosion, oxidation, and high-temperature resistance. Ideal for aerospace, energy, marine, and chemical processing components exposed to extreme heat and harsh environments.

Haynes 282
A high-temperature nickel superalloy engineered for excellent creep strength, weldability, and thermal stability. Commonly used in aerospace turbines and high-heat industrial applications requiring long-term strength at elevated temperatures.

MAR 247
A nickel-based superalloy designed for extreme temperature and high-stress environments. Known for exceptional creep resistance and durability, making it ideal for turbine blades, aerospace, and power generation components.

316L Stainless Steel
A low-carbon stainless steel offering excellent corrosion resistance, toughness, and versatility. Widely used in medical, marine, food processing, and industrial applications requiring durable and corrosion-resistant parts.

17-4PH Stainless Steel
A precipitation-hardening stainless steel providing high strength, hardness, and good corrosion resistance. Frequently used for aerospace, tooling, and industrial components requiring strong, wear-resistant metal parts.

M2 Tool Steel
A high-speed tool steel known for exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and heat tolerance. Ideal for cutting tools, dies, molds, and industrial tooling that must maintain sharpness and strength under high temperatures.