Polyjet 3D Printing Services
Rigid and Rubber-Like Materials
- Variety of both rigid and rubber materials
- Able to 3D print single part from multiple materials
- Surface finish as smooth as injection-molded parts
- Ideal for cosmetic prototypes
Get your PolyJet parts in as little as 3 Days!
PolyJet at a Glance
Build Size | Layer Height | Resolution | Tolerance |
---|---|---|---|
19"x14"x8" | 0.0006″ – 0.001″ | 600 dpi | ±0.008″ |
PolyJet Features
Rubber-Like Materials
PolyJet is one of the only additive manufacturing technologies to offer rubber-like materials.
Multiple Material Parts
PolyJet can print a single part from both rigid and flexible materials. This allows for features such as simulated overmolding and gaskets.
Mixed Materials
Base materials can be mixed in varying percentages to produce secondary materials with varying mechanical properties.
PolyJet Applications
Cosmetic Prototypes
High detail and a smooth surface finish make PolyJet ideal for evaluating the appearance and ergonomics of designs, particularly those with organic geometry.
Fit Testing
Its extremely high tolerances make PolyJet ideal for fit testing parts. It’s particularly useful for testing small, detailed parts such as electrical connectors.
Mechanical Assemblies
PolyJet’s ability to produce multi-part designs in a single print make it great for quickly prototyping simple mechanical assemblies.
PolyJet Materials
Rigur
Designed to simulate polypropylene, suitable for a wide variety of applications.
Tango Family
Rubber-like materials available in black and amber. Digital materials allow for varying Shore values.
PolyJet ABS
Highly durable material designed to simulate standard ABS. Ideal for demanding applications.
Vero Family
Rigid materials suited to fitting and modeling. Available in white, gray, black and clear.
RGD720
Transparent material suitable for concept modeling of plastic and glass parts.
RGD525
Heat resistant material intended to simulate thermal performance of engineering plastics.
How PolyJet Works
PolyJet is a material jetting technology, much like MultiJet. Both PolyJet and MultiJet are derivative of stereolithography in that they produce parts from photopolymers which are cured by UV light.
- Photopolymer material is liquid at room temperature
- Two materials can be used to print a single part
- Material is pumped into the print head
- Material is pumped into the print head
- Layers of liquid photopolymer are solidified via exposure to UV light
PolyJet Design Guide
Our in-depth design guide will help ensure your parts can be printed with PolyJet. We cover basic features like wall thickness as well as saving out designs to be printed with multiple materials.