PolyJet 3D Printing Service

Full-Color, Multi-Material PolyJet 3D Printing Service

Print rigid, rubber-like, clear and full-color materials in a single part. PolyJet layers as fine as 14 microns give you presentation models, overmold simulations and master patterns with finished-looking detail straight off the machine.

  • 500,000+ color combinations
  • 14 µm layers
  • 350 × 350 × 200 mm build
  • ISO 9001:2015 certified
Full-color PolyJet packaging prototypes with printed textures

Why PolyJet

Color, flexibility and clarity in one print

PolyJet works like an inkjet printer for plastic. Print heads jet tiny droplets of photopolymer and cure them instantly with UV light. Because several materials jet at once, one part can combine colors, hardnesses and transparency.

Full color, no paint

VeroVivid resins blend into more than 500,000 colors, including texture-mapped graphics and logos.

Hard and soft together

Combine rigid Vero with rubber-like Agilus30 or Tango to simulate overmolding and soft-touch grips.

Clear parts

VeroClear and RGD720 print transparent and translucent features alongside opaque ones.

Fast turnaround

High-resolution parts quickly. Same-day turnaround is sometimes possible, so check with us.

Applications

What PolyJet is best at

Presentation and packaging models

Test colorways and graphics before committing to production.

Character models and collectibles

Fine sculpted detail in full color, ready for display or as masters for casting. See our digital sculpting work.

Simulated overmolding

Rigid cores with soft grips and seals, printed as one part.

Master patterns

Smooth, detailed masters for silicone molds and short-run casting.

Medical and education models

Multi-color and clear anatomical models, plus biocompatible materials.

Living hinges and complex parts

Intricate geometry and thin features that are hard to make any other way.

From our shop

PolyJet prints, straight off the machine

No paint on any of these. The color, clarity and soft materials all come out of the printer.

PolyJet print head curing a tray of 3D printed figures mid build
Figures printing on our PolyJet
PolyJet build layout with a dozen full color portrait figures made with AI to 3D modeling
A dozen portrait figures from one photo, nested in one build
Multi-color PolyJet 3D printed figure
Multi-color figure with fine detail
Translucent full-color anatomical head printed on a Stratasys J750
Clear and color in one part
PolyJet 3D printed Han Solo and Chewbacca figure with fine sculpted detail
Character figures with sculpted detail
PolyJet printed packaging prototypes with textures
Packaging prototypes with printed graphics

Materials

PolyJet materials

MaterialWhat it does
Vero familyRigid, opaque, multiple colors, smooth detailed surfaces
VeroVividVibrant color resins for full-color printing
VeroClearTransparent, PMMA-like, for clear parts
RGD720Translucent, dimensionally stable, good for concept models
Agilus30Flexible, rubber-like, tear resistant
Tango familyRubber-like for soft touch, non-slip and shock absorption
Digital ABS PlusABS-like toughness and impact resistance
High TemperatureHeat-resistant rigid parts
BiocompatibleRigid, transparent options for medical applications

Full details are in the Stratasys PolyJet materials catalog.

Specs and file prep

PolyJet specs and file guidelines

ItemGuideline
Build envelope350 × 350 × 200 mm (13.8 × 13.8 × 7.9 in); max size for full-color builds
Resolution600 dpi in XY. Layers of 14 µm (high resolution), 16 µm (digital materials) or 20 µm (high speed)
File types3MF (preferred), OBJ + MTL + texture, or VRML. STL files don't carry color.
Color assignmentBy object, by face, or texture mapping for logos and photoreal finishes
TransparencyOpaque and clear in the same part; define transparency with an alpha channel
Color matchingSend RGB or hex values, plus visual references
Multi-materialUse multi-body CAD with materials assigned per body, or mark zones in your quote notes
Packaging filesZip OBJ or VRML files together with their textures so links stay intact

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PolyJet, SLA or SLS?

  • Choose PolyJet for full color, mixed hard and soft materials, or overmold simulations.
  • Choose SLA for larger smooth single-material parts and clear parts up to 450 mm.
  • Choose SLS for tough nylon functional parts and production runs.

FAQ

PolyJet 3D printing questions

What is PolyJet 3D printing?+

PolyJet jets droplets of liquid photopolymer and cures them with UV light, much like an inkjet printer. It can print several materials and colors in the same part.

Can PolyJet print in full color?+

Yes. VeroVivid color resins combine into more than 500,000 colors, and texture maps let you print logos and graphics directly on the part.

What file should I send for a color print?+

3MF is best. OBJ with its MTL and texture files, or VRML, also work. Zip everything together. STL files don't carry color.

How big can a PolyJet part be?+

Up to 350 × 350 × 200 mm, which is also the maximum for full-color builds.

Can PolyJet print rubber-like parts?+

Yes. Agilus30 and Tango are flexible, rubber-like materials, and they can print together with rigid materials to simulate overmolding.

How do I get a PolyJet quote?+

Start with our instant quote tool, or email your files and color notes to orders@snlcreative.com and we'll reply with pricing and lead time.

Bring your model to life in full color

Upload your files for a quote, or send them with your color references and we'll quote your PolyJet parts.