PolyJet™ Multi-Colour 3D printing
PolyJet™ Technology
Local 3D Printing Workshop
What is PolyJet™ Multi-colour 3D printing?
PolyJet is a revolutionary multi-material jetting photopolymer 3D printing technology that brings your ideas to life with exceptional precision and versatility. From prototyping to production, PolyJet offers a wide range of capabilities, including the creation of complex geometries, intricate details, full-color combinations, transparencies, and flexible parts - all in a single model.
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Getting to Know the PolyJet Materials
PolyJet printing materials can be printed as single, base material, or they can be mixed to create composite materials, or digital materials.
The J850 Prime can produce over 600,000 PANTONE® validated color combinations, print seven resins simultaneously and provide multi-material capabilities that bring your most imaginative ideas to life.
Get A QuoteWhat CAD program/ file format can I use?
The files that we currently accept are: STL, OBJ, VRML, STP, IGS or WRL. We do also able to turn your sketch into a workable 3D design.
What’s the biggest bed size you have for Polyjet?
The maximum printable area is 490 x 390 x 200 mm.
What’s the best accuracy you can achieve with PolyJet?
High Quality: up to 7 base resins, 14-micron resolution;
High Mix: up to 7 base resins, 27-micron resolution;
High Speed: up to 3 base resins, 27-micron resolution;
Super High Speed: 1 base resin, 55-micron resolution.
How much does it cost to print a model?
We charge for the material, the time the tool is used and the staff time. Most of the cost is due to the material and the time to print, and that depends on
(1) the size of your model;
(2) your choice of material;
(3) the orientation of the device as it prints.
For small printed device that is 1 cm tall, they use a couple grams of material only and an hour to print. The cost is about HKD 100.
For example: To print a human figure with Vero RGD material in the size 8cm tall would be around HKD 300.
What PolyJet materials do you have available?
We have the full Stratasys PolyJet materials from the complete Vero and Agilus range are available.
What temperatures can the materials withstand?
All of the materials, except the High‐temperature RGD 525 start to melt around 42‐45 °C. RGD 525 can
withstand 75‐80 °C. This may require a post‐printing heat treatment step.
How long does it take to print a model?
Print time is determined by the number of vertical layers and the overall area covered on the print tray. So the taller the device, the longer it takes.
Quick jobs take about an hour including warm‐up time. A solid iPhone‐sized device would take 6 to 8 hours depending on the material.
Our project is secret. Can you offer non-disclosure agreements?
Respecting your privacy is paramount to us, and we won’t showcase your prints on social media or our websites without explicit consent. Understanding the need for formal documentation, we can furnish a pre-signed NDA or evaluate and sign yours upon request. Feel free to reach out for NDA reviews.
How quickly can you produce a print?
dot 3D FACTORY acquires our own 3D printing eqipments and local workshops in Hong Kong. Most orders are shipped within 3-5 days subject to print and post process time. The turnaround time is consistently fast despite the occasionally lengthy print process, this is a differentiator for the bureau that we take a lot of pride in.
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