PolyJet 3D printing technology uses photopolymers that are jetted onto a build tray in very small droplets and immediately cured with ultraviolet light to build a 3D printed part. The site also has links to 'how-to' videos and the Stratasys blog.Īnother source of 3D printing tips is the Tutorials section of GrabCAD Community. A wealth of information is available at the Support Center, your portal to thousands of knowledge assets, including information on design, applications, materials and Web-based training. Stratasys encourages you to learn more about your printer and its capabilities in real-world settings. This document is also available there in other languages. Visit the Stratasys Support Center to download the latest revision of this document. If you have any questions or comments about the way information is presented in this guide, or if you have any suggestions for future editions, please send a message to Resources It provides best practices and tips on designing for additive manufacturing, and examples of how to take advantage of Stratasys unique features to get the most out of your PolyJet printer, while minimizing printing costs and post-processing issues. The topics covered in this guide describe tools and methods for optimizing design features, strength, and durability of printed parts, and ensuring that the parts meet your expectations. The guide provides information for both new and experienced users.

This guide aims to help designers produce quality and cost-effective parts on Stratasys PolyJet 3D systems. As with other manufacturing techniques, the 3D printing process can be challenging and demands a level of expertise and familiarization.

Add height map in adobe dimension