PolyJet 3D Printing Service
Prototypes, color concept models, and simulated overmold parts in days
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PolyJet 3D Printing
PolyJet printing is a 3D printing technology known for its customizable material properties and excellent surface finish. It works by jetting UV curable resin onto a build tray in a somewhat similar process to inkjet printing. PolyJet 3D printing offers one of the most advanced industrial 3D printing solutions, producing parts with incredible precision and speed. It also supports the ability to print multiple materials simultaneously and can simulate rubber materials of different durometers, multi-color 3D printing, transparent or translucent parts, and simulated overmolds.
- Rigid and rubber-like options
- Multi-material 3D printing
- Color matched prototypes
- Multi-color prints
- 3D prints in as little as a business day
- Achieve complex shapes
PolyJet Materials
| Material Name | Description | Shore Hardness | Elongation at Break (%) | Notched Impact Strength (J/m) | Data Sheets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Material Name Photopolymer, Rigid | Description VeroUltra™ Black (RGD865), VeroUltra™ White (RGD825), VeroUltraClear Component (RGD820), VeroClear (RGD810) | Shore Hardness 83D - 86D | Elongation at Break (%) 7% - 12% | Notched Impact Strength (J/m) 19 - 25 J/M | Data Sheets |
Material Name Photopolymer, Rubber-like (Digital rubber) | Description Agilus30 + Vero | Shore Hardness 26-28A, 35-40A, 45-50A, 57-63A, 68-72A, 80-85A, 92-95A | Elongation at Break (%) 185% - 230% | Notched Impact Strength (J/m) N/A | Data Sheets |
Material Name Multi-Material, Mult-Color, Digital material | Description Combination of two or more PolyJet materials | Shore Hardness Varies | Elongation at Break (%) Varies | Notched Impact Strength (J/m) Varies | Data Sheets |
Digital material properties, such as Shore A rubber-like, may vary due to their microstructure and printed geometry. More PolyJet materials and colors are available upon request! Review more information about our materials here.
Full Color 3D Printing through PolyJet
Xometry offers a full-color, high quality 3D printing service in addition to black, white, translucent, and grayscale utilizing the latest generation of PolyJet equipment from Stratasys. With over 600,000 available colors, Xometry can print color 3MF and other 3D formats. Have a Pantone, RAL, HEX, CMYK, or other color input? Choose "Custom" and write in the combination in your notes for a Xometry quote!
- VeroUltra™ Black (RGD865)
- VeroUltra™ White (RGD825)
- VeroCyan-V (RGD845)
- VeroMagenta-V (RGD852)
- VeroYellow-V (RGD838)
- VeroUltraClear Component (RGD820), VeroClear (RGD810)
- Agilus30 and rubber-like digital materials
- Digital ABS Plus, Ivory (upon request)
- Rigur, White (upon request)
Support material is removed, and parts are cleaned.
Xometry can provide additional processing and finishes to meet your needs. For example, you can request the print “Glossy,” a software setting that gives any upper-facing features a glossy appearance.
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Applications of PolyJet
Concept Models
The speed, efficiency, and range of build materials make PolyJet 3D perfect for concept models.
Rapid Prototyping
PolyJet 3D can be used to create quick-turn prototypes and test fit and finish.
Rapid Tooling
PolyJet 3D is ideal for making tools, jigs, and fixtures that can be used in production settings
Eliminates the multi-stage processes of traditional manufacturing, such as tooling, milling, and creating molds.
Creates complex shapes with a high degree of precision that would otherwise be impossible to build via traditional manufacturing processes.
PolyJet 3D can build vastly different part geometries, unlike traditional processes that would necessitate a complete retooling of an assembly line to produce a different part.
Offers a vast material selection with a range of properties, as well as the ability to print multiple materials and simulate overmolds.
Because PolyJet 3D can create complex and multi-material parts in a single operation, significantly less build time is needed vs. traditional manufacturing. We can have parts to you in as fast as days.
Polyjet General Tolerances
| Description | Tolerance Notes |
|---|---|
Description General Tolerances | Tolerance Notes +/- 0.004” for the first inch is typical, plus +/- 0.002” for every inch thereafter. |
Description Build Area | Tolerance Notes Build area up to 19.3" x 15.4" x 7.9". |
Description Minimum Feature Size | Tolerance Notes 0.050" or greater for rigid. 0.060" or greater for rubber-like. |
Description Standard Layer Height | Tolerance Notes 0.0010" layers. |
This table depicts the general tolerances and guidelines for polyjet 3D printing. General tolerances apply before secondary finishing or post-processing unless otherwise specified. Please check out Xometry's Manufacturing Standards for more information on tolerances per process.
Overview: What is PolyJet 3D Printing?
Polyjet 3D Printing Basics
PolyJet 3D is a 3D printing technology known for its customizable material properties and excellent surface finish. It works by jetting UV curable resin onto a build tray in a process somewhat similar to inkjet printing. PolyJet 3D printing offers one of the most advanced industrial 3D printing solutions available, producing parts with incredible precision and speed. It also supports a wide variety of build materials.
How Polyjet Works
PolyJet 3D printed parts are built using photopolymer liquid resin. The printer places layers of photocurable resins onto a build tray in extremely fine layers. As the layers are placed, they are simultaneously cured via exposure to an ultraviolet (UV) light, solidifying them into solid material matching the programmed CAD file. This process repeats itself layer by layer until the entire part has been constructed. In the case of parts with complex geometries, support structures are added to the part to ensure a successful build and then manually removed during the finishing process.
Benefits of Polyjet 3D Printing
PolyJet technology is known for its customizable material properties and excellent surface finish, creating prototypes that are both detailed and smooth. Unlike traditional manufacturing processes, polyjet allows manufacturers to customize material properties, and supports various photopolymer options that can simulate a variety of different end-use materials. Combined with PolyJet’s high accuracy to CAD files and it’s overmold capabilities, this manufacturing process is a favorite for rapid prototyping.
Why Choose Xometry for PolyJet?
Endless Options
Choose from millions of possible combinations of materials, finishes, tolerances, markings, and certifications for your order.
Easy to Use
Get your parts delivered right to your door without the hassle of sourcing, project management, logistics, or shipping.
Vetted Network
We are ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485, and AS9100D certified. Only the top shops that apply to become Suppliers make it through our qualification process.
