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What is Polyjet Technology

PolyJet is a 3D printing process that jets and cures thin layers of liquid photopolymer with UV energy. It is capable of printing in 16-micron layers and in multiple durometers and many colors for multi-material parts. PolyJet is an excellent option for realistic, high-resolution models and prototypes, short-run injection molds, and master patterns for urethane casting.
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The Process

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Step 1: Jetting

The jetting heads deposit a single layer of the build material (typically photopolymers) by sliding to and fro along the X-axis and back and forth along the Y-axis according to the CAD data, onto the build platform. The depth of each layer is controlled selectively by the software.

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Step 2: Curing

As soon as the droplets of these liquid photopolymers are jetted, they are immediately cured and hardened by the two UV lamps present on either side of the jetting head. When a layer of photo resin is cured, the build platform lowers in Z-direction to accommodate the next layer. The next layer of photopolymers is ejected from the print heads and the process is repeated till the object is complete.
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Step 3: Support Removal

The part is finished by the removal of the support structures and if any further operations are required, they are performed during the post-processing.
Shoe Models In Trey of Stratasys J750 2

Step 1: Jetting

The jetting heads deposit a single layer of the build material (typically photopolymers) by sliding to and fro along the X-axis and back and forth along the Y-axis according to the CAD data, onto the build platform. The depth of each layer is controlled selectively by the software.

Shoe Agilus30 Colors

Step 2: Curing

As soon as the droplets of these liquid photopolymers are jetted, they are immediately cured and hardened by the two UV lamps present on either side of the jetting head. When a layer of photo resin is cured, the build platform lowers in Z-direction to accommodate the next layer. The next layer of photopolymers is ejected from the print heads and the process is repeated till the object is complete.
Shoe Upright Agilus30 Colors

Step 3: Support Removal

The part is finished by the removal of the support structures and if any further operations are required, they are performed during the post-processing.
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Advantages Of Our Polyjet Technology

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Create smooth, detailed prototypes that convey final-product aesthetics.

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Produce accurate molds, jigs, fixtures and other manufacturing tools.

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Achieve complex shapes, intricate details and delicate features.

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Incorporate the widest variety of colors and materials into a single model for unbeatable efficiency.

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