J850
J850 Specifications
J850 Polyjet 3D Printer
The J850 is a high resolution 3D printer capable of producing rigid acrylic based color models or print in a rubber like material called Agilus 30 in various harnesses from Shore-A 40 to Shore-A 95. The J850 can produce parts containing thousands of colors at a nearly imperceivable layer resolution of 27 Micron for highly realistic prototypes. Accuracy is within 20-85 microns for features below 50 mm; up to 200 microns for larger model sizes.
Use of this 3D printer is made possible by the College of Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Professor Filipov’s Deployable and Reconfigurable Lab.
Understanding the Technology
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. Polyjet printing allows for complex shapes, intricate details, delicate features and a high-level realism. The J850 can digitally blend 2 or more materials to obtain an array of features like soft touch over-molding, a full range of color, and even clear and transparent gradients in a single printed part.
Unlike filament based 3D printers, parts printed on the J850 are solid and contain no voids. By default, the support material is only placed where it is needed, on downward facing surfaces. There is no self-supporting angle; any overhanging geometry will require support. Unless a matte finish is selected, areas of a model that face upward will have a high gloss surface finish and areas that face downward, which have been in contact with the support material, will have a matte surface finish.
J850 3D Printer Specifications
The current material palette includes Cyan, Yellow & Magenta Vero rigid opaque, Agilus30 flexible and VeroClear transparent. Digital blending of the material pallet allows for clear parts, flexible parts, color parts, or a combination of these properties.
Technology – MultiJet Printing (MJP)
Build Volume X-Y-Z – 19.3 x 15.35 x 7.9 in (490 x 390 x 200 mm) / 2,340 cubic inches
Layer Resolution – 27 Micron
DPI: (xyz) 600 x 600 x 1800@ 14μ
Feature detail up to 200 microns for rigid materials only, depending on geometry, build parameters and model orientation
Availability and Pricing
The Fabrication Underground’s 3D printing service is available to support the university’s research and educational needs. We have four different industry-standard printers available to cover a variety of materials, sizes, colors, and other features such as translucence and variable Shore A ‘Softness’ values. To receive a quote, please submit your 3D computer model through our online 3DP quote request form. For more information, visit our 3D Printing Service page.
Learning Links
Get more from the J850:
Additional Learning Materials:
Magics Workshop (STL Inspection and Repair)
STL Files for Magics Workshop
Stratasys Academy - Links to an external site.
PolyJet Design Guide:
MultiJet Technology:
Part Placement:
Pre-Printing Tips for Rigid Opaque and Transparent PolyJet Materials
How to Lower Your 3D Printer Material Cost Using this Trick in GrabCAD Print
Color Printing:
How to Assign VeroClear Material to an Assembly in GrabCAD Print
Additional methods to assign transparency for PolyJet in GrabCAD Print
How to 3D Print in Full Color (Part 2): Repairing and Checking VRMLs
How to 3D Print in Full Color (Part 3): Clear + Texture Together
How to Make Complex Material Assignments to an Assembly Using Digital Materials in GrabCAD Print