Protolabs Expands Multi Jet Fusion 3D Printing Capacity to Meet Growing Demand for Drone Development
Business Wire•03/11/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤HP Jet Fusion 5600 series capacity increased 50% amid rising aerospace, defense, and drone demand
- ➤U.S. Multi Jet Fusion revenue grew more than 40% year-over-year through Q3 2026
- ➤Drone-segment revenue up more than 90% since 2023, with nearly 40% CAGR
- ➤Protolabs serves over 100 drone manufacturers with Multi Jet Fusion parts
Expert Statements
Suresh Krishna, President and CEO at Protolabs
“As drone and aerospace customers scale production, we’re expanding Multi Jet Fusion capacity to deliver the lightweight, production-ready parts they need.”
Suresh Krishna, President and CEO at Protolabs
“Our commitment to continuous improvement keeps us at the forefront of innovation for industries moving at the speed of software.”
Protolabs Expands Multi Jet Fusion 3D Printing Capacity to Meet Growing Demand for Drone Development
Protolabs (NYSE: PRLB), a global leader in digital manufacturing, has increased its HP Jet Fusion 5600 series capacity by 50% amid rising demand from aerospace, defense, and drone companies. The increased capacity allows Protolabs to better serve emerging industries using the technology for lightweight, complex prototyping and production parts.
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