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Process · PolyJet

PolyJet.
Multi-material.
Color & flexibility.

Stratasys PolyJet 3D printing. UV-cured photopolymer with multi-material capability. Color and varying durometer in single part. Specialty for prototypes.

01 · Key principles

Key principles.

PolyJet process

UV-cure resin jetting

Inkjet head deposits photopolymer. UV cures each layer.

Multi-material

Mix in single part

Multiple resins simultaneously. Hard + soft + colors.

Color printing

Full color

RGB color blending in single print.

Surface finish

Ra 3-5 µm

Smooth surface. Better than FDM, similar to SLA.

Build envelope

490×390×200

Stratasys J series build size.

Limitations

Lower mechanical

UV resins mechanically lower than functional plastics.

FAQ

Why PolyJet?

Multi-material in single part, color printing, smooth surface. Ideal for visual prototypes.

Material limitations?

UV-curable resins only. Lower mechanical properties than thermoplastic 3D printing.

Color accuracy?

Pantone-ish matching. Not truly Pantone-accurate. For design/marketing prototypes.

Tolerance?

±0.1 mm typical. Best 3D printing surface finish.

Cost?

Premium pricing — specialty materials and equipment. Per-part 2-3× SLA cost.

Major applications?

Visual prototypes for design review, anatomical models, dental models, surgical planning.

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