3D Printing, 3D Rapid Prototyping, 3D Prototype Printing

3D prototyping or 3D rapid prototyping uses a 3D printing process to quickly make low quantities of rubber-like parts. Lead times for 3D prototype printing are typically 3-5 days. 3D prototype printing uses PolyJet technology to extrude a photo polymer from a printhead and cure it with a UV lamp.

Benefits of PolyJet 3D Printing

The main advantage of this 3D printing process is the fine layer thickness in the Z dimension, allows small features along sidewalls and upfacing surfaces. It can use a wider range of materials, including the low durometer rubber-like TangoBlack and TangoGray. 3D printing is a relatively inexpensive rapid prototyping technology. 3D product printing is well-suited for parts with extremely fine detail that cannot be captured with stereolithography (SLA) or other rapid prototyping techniques.

PolyJet 3D Printing technologies

• ObJet Geometries makes the Eden series of PolyJet 3D printers.
• Stratasys formerly sold ObJet Eden machines in the US.

3D Prototype Printing Materials

See our PolyJet Materials page for details on the materials ProtoCAM uses for 3D printing to create 3D rapid prototypes.

Contact ProtoCAM for 3D Prototype Printing and PolyJet 3D Printing

Contact Us to inquire about how ProtoCAM can help you with your 3D printing needs or to request a quotation.