PolyJet 3D Printing Services
How PolyJet Works
A standout feature of PolyJet printing lies in its capability to simultaneously print with multiple materials, allowing it to create objects with various material properties or unique color combinations.
The PolyJet printing process begins by depositing ultra-thin layers of liquid photopolymer materials onto a build platform. Multiple print heads jet these materials, similar to how inkjet printers work.
As each layer is deposited, it is rapidly cured using UV light to solidify the material. This creates highly detailed and intricate parts.
PolyJet Use Cases
PolyJet printing is used across a wide range of industries. One prominent application is in the field of product design and development. This technology allows intricate details, smooth surfaces, and a variety of colors for comprehensive visual evaluation and functional testing.
PolyJet is especially useful for small-batch production and custom components with complex geometries. Furthermore, the ability to print with multiple materials in a single print run provides the flexibility to create parts with different material properties.
PolyJet by the Numbers
Max Build Size
Lead Times
Starting at 10 days
Minimum Wall Thickness
0.8 mm (depending on material and geometry)
Dimensional Accuracy
Working with MakerVerse and leveraging their extensive eco-system to support on demand parts requirements has allowed us to be more responsive and agile.
Quan Lac
Vice President of Additive Manufacturing at Siemens Energy
MakerVerse gives you the flexibility to source parts however you need. Get instant quotes and quickly order parts with on-demand manufacturing. Our team of experts will work with you for large or complex orders to develop, align, and supervise a manufacturing quality plan from start to finish.
Source Industrial-Grade PolyJet parts
On-Demand Manufacturing
- Instant quoting and DFM checks
- Short lead times
- Fast and intuitive order placement
Production Orders
- Expert support from end-to-end
- Comprehensive manufacturing and quality plan
- Guaranteed quality meeting advanced specifications
Popular PolyJet Finishes
Clear coating
Painted
Polishing
Sanded
Painted
Polishing
Sanded
Clear coating
Popular PolyJet materials
ABS Plus Medical/Biocompatible materials Rigid materials Rubber-like materials ABS PlusABS Plus
Main characteristics
ABS Plus is a versatile thermoplastic material known for its strength, durability, and impact resistance. Compared to standard ABS materials, ABS Plus offers enhanced dimensional stability and heat and chemical resistance.Use cases
ABS Plus finds use in prototyping, functional testing, and end-use part production. Medical/Biocompatible materialsMedical/Biocompatible materials
Main characteristics
Medical/biocompatible materials meet strict regulatory requirements for medical and healthcare applications. These materials are extensively tested for biocompatibility, ensuring safety and compatibility with the human body.Use cases
Medical/biocompatible materials are widely used for medical devices, surgical guides, and anatomical models. Rigid materials Rigid materials
Main characteristics
Rigid materials offer excellent stiffness, strength, and dimensional stability. These materials replicate the properties of traditional engineering plastics, exhibiting good resistance to impact, heat, and chemicals.Use cases
Rigid materials are utilized across various industries for everything from engineering prototypes to end-use parts. Rubber-like materialsRubber-like materials
Main characteristics
Rubber-like materials simulate the properties of elastomers and offer flexible and rubbery characteristics. They provide excellent elasticity, tear resistance, and various hardness options.Use cases
Rubber-like materials find application in industries such as footwear, automotive, electronics, and consumer goods.Looking for any specific materials?
Resources: Manufacturing with Polymers
The Guide to CNC Machined Aluminum Parts
The Guide to Designing Parts for CNC Machining
