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If you’re looking for a 3D printer that can leave a client speechless, welcome to Polyjet. Stratasys Polyjet 3D printing has been at the forefront of multi-color and multi-material 3D printing, and the new J55 steps it up another level. The J55 quite literally brings a new spin on 3D printing with its one-of-a-kind rotating
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Today we’re trying to answer a very important question that many people looking to get into 3D printing, or expand their 3D printing capabilities ask themselves: What 3D printer should I buy? Or in my experience, engineers and project managers are usually really looking for the answer to deeper questions: What 3D Printing technology is
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At FormNext in Frankfurt, Germany last month, Stratasys announced two exciting developments: GrabCAD Voxel Print software for the J750, and a partnership with e-Xstream. Both announcements will add new capabilities to Stratasys’s existing 3D printing offerings, and offer exciting potential for the future of the technology. When designers create a mechanical component that will be
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Ever since I first used a Polyjet 3D printer, I’ve loved its multi-material capabilities. Flexible materials can be difficult to work with in 3D printing, but Polyjet technology not only handles it reliably, but allows the user to designate which parts of a model need to be flexible or rigid. By blending flexible and rigid
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Validation is an important step for processing models in Objet Studio. The routine does two things: the software checks if any models are overlapping on the build tray and checks the model for build integrity. A general rule of thumb is not to print if the model does not pass validation. One common error polyjet
