J750 Stratasys
| Basic specs | Price: > $ 250,000> 250 000 €> 191,175 £> 28,254,000 ¥ |
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| Model | J750 |
| Manufacturer | Stratasys |
| Category | Industrial |
| Technology | Material Jetting |
| Material | Other plastics |
| Max. build size | 490 × 390 × 200 mm19.29 × 15.35 × 7.87 in |
| Release date | — |
| Country | — |
Stratasys J750 review
The Stratasys J750 is a professional 3D printer made by Stratasys, a manufacturer based in the USA.
The Stratasys J750 uses the PolyJet 3D printing technology. The Polyjet process is similar to inkjet printing, but instead of jetting drops of ink onto paper, PolyJet professional 3D Printers jet layers of curable liquid photopolymer onto a build tray. The liquid photopolymer is then directly UV cured to create a solid layer. The PolyJet professional 3D printers also jet a removable gel-like support material. The support material is called FullCure 705, and is a non-toxic gel-like photopolymer.
The Stratasys J750 is capable of 3D printing up to 6 different materials in a single print, with over 360,000 colors available.
The Stratasys J750 relies on the PolyJet Studio software for the preparation of the 3D models and control of the 3D printer.
J750 Stratasys
General |
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| Model | J750 |
| Manufacturer | Stratasys |
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| Price | > $ 250,000> 250 000 €> 191,175 £> 28,254,000 ¥ |
| Release date | — |
| Country | — |
| Status | Available |
| Category | Industrial |
| Technology | Material Jetting |
| Material | Other plastics |
| Filament diameter | — |
| OS compatibility | Microsoft Windows |
| Generic material | — |
Performance |
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| XY accuracy | 0.02 mm0.001 in |
| Max. build size | 490 × 390 × 200 mm19.29 × 15.35 × 7.87 in |
| Max. build volume | 38.22 L |
| Max. print speed | — |
| Min. layer thickness The thinnest layer height of filament material the 3D printer can print. The thinner the layer height, the more detailed the final result. | 0.01 mm0 in |
Hardware |
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| Dimensions | — |
| Weight | — |
| Nozzle diameter(s) | — |
| Power input | — |
Features |
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| Heated print bed | — |
| Heated build chamber | — |
| Automatic calibration | — |
| Closed frame | Yes |
| Dual extruder | — |
| Independent Dual Extruder | — |
| Full color | Yes |
| LCD screen | — |
| Touchscreen | — |
| On-board camera | — |
| Mobile app | — |
| 3D scanners | — |
| CNC mill | — |
| Electronics 3D printing | — |
| Laser engraving | — |
| Conveyor belt | — |
| Air filter | — |
| Pellet extruder | — |
Connectivity |
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| USB | — |
| Wifi | — |
| Bluetooth | — |
| SD card | — |
| Ethernet | Yes |
