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Services
INTRASOFT offers 3D printing services - for models and small series
The Stratasys Objet260 Connex3 uses the PolyJet 3D printing technology. The Polyjet process is similar to inkjet printing, but instead of jetting drops of ink onto paper, PolyJet professional 3D Printers jet layers of curable liquid photopolymer onto a build tray. The liquid photopolymer is then directly UV cured to create a solid layer. The PolyJet professional 3D printers also jet a removable gel-like support material. The support material is called FullCure 705, and is a non-toxic gel-like photopolymer.
The Objet260 Connex3 lets you incorporate dozens of colors into one prototype, from true jet black to sunny yellow to shocking magenta and hundreds of beautiful blended hues. Pick from 20 palettes — including rich, vivid opaque and stained-glass-like translucent — for vibrant, repeatable color that will wow your colleagues and impress your toughest clients.
Objet Studio can detect color information from your original 3D model, making color assignment easier than ever. Simply export your model in VRML format and let Objet Studio choose the best match from available Connex3 palettes. If you’d rather begin your design with precise, print-safe colors in mind, just add the Connex3 custom palette extension to your CAD software.
The same triple-jetting technology that makes three-color mixing possible vastly expands your range of material combinations and properties. Combining two or three materials in specific concentrations and microstructures, you can produce a range of Digital Materials with varying translucency, rigidity, thermal resistance or color. You can even produce functionally graded materials.
Flexible color:
When you combine three materials from the Rubber and Rigid Opaque families, you can produce prototypes with a range of Shore A values in a wide range of colors from deep dark to fluorescent, and even translucent.
Simulated Polypropylene:
Tough single-material options withstand the stress of living hinges, flexible closures and snap-fit parts.
The Stratasys Objet260 Connex3 uses the PolyJet 3D printing technology. The Polyjet process is similar to inkjet printing, but instead of jetting drops of ink onto paper, PolyJet professional 3D Printers jet layers of curable liquid photopolymer onto a build tray. The liquid photopolymer is then directly UV cured to create a solid layer. The PolyJet professional 3D printers also jet a removable gel-like support material. The support material is called FullCure 705, and is a non-toxic gel-like photopolymer.
The Objet260 Connex3 lets you incorporate dozens of colors into one prototype, from true jet black to sunny yellow to shocking magenta and hundreds of beautiful blended hues. Pick from 20 palettes — including rich, vivid opaque and stained-glass-like translucent — for vibrant, repeatable color that will wow your colleagues and impress your toughest clients.
Objet Studio can detect color information from your original 3D model, making color assignment easier than ever. Simply export your model in VRML format and let Objet Studio choose the best match from available Connex3 palettes. If you’d rather begin your design with precise, print-safe colors in mind, just add the Connex3 custom palette extension to your CAD software.
The same triple-jetting technology that makes three-color mixing possible vastly expands your range of material combinations and properties. Combining two or three materials in specific concentrations and microstructures, you can produce a range of Digital Materials with varying translucency, rigidity, thermal resistance or color. You can even produce functionally graded materials.
Flexible color:
When you combine three materials from the Rubber and Rigid Opaque families, you can produce prototypes with a range of Shore A values in a wide range of colors from deep dark to fluorescent, and even translucent.
Digital ABS in the Mix:
For outstanding durability and a range of Shore A values, you can combine durable, two-component Digital ABS material with Rubber material.
Simulated Polypropylene:
Tough single-material options withstand the stress of living hinges, flexible closures and snap-fit parts.
High Temperature:
This heat-resistant material is ideal for thermal testing of static parts. Combine with Rubber material to achieve a range of material properties.
Bio-compatible:
Medical rapid prototyping materials offer excellent detail visualization and dimensional stability for dental delivery trays, surgical orthopedic guides and hearing aids.
Rubber:
With a range of bright and subtle colors, opacities and elastomer characteristics, this adaptable material is ideal for modeling a wide variety of products from soft grip handles to footwear.
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Build tray Size
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255 x 252 x 200mm [10.0 x 9.9 x 7.9 in] |
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Layer Thickness
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Horizontal build layers as fine as 16 microns [0.0006 in] |
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Build Resolution
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X-axis: 600 dpi Y-axis: 600 dpi Z-axis: 1600 dpi |
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Model Materials
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Rigid Opaque: VeroPureWhite™, VeroWhitePlus™, VeroBlackPlus™, VeroGray™, Vero- Blue™, VeroCyan™, VeroMagenta™, VeroYellow™ Rubber-like: Agilus30™, TangoPlus™, TangoBlackPlus™, TangoBlack™, TangoGray™ Transparent: VeroClear™ and RGD720 Simulated Polypropylene: Rigur™ and Durus™ High Temperature Bio-compatible |
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Digital Materials
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Vibrant blended colors in Rigid Opaque Translucent colored tints Rubber-like materials in a variety of Shore A values Digital ABS Plus™ for durability, including blends with rubber Simulated polypropylene materials with improved heat resistance |
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Support Materials
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SUP705 (WaterJet removable) SUP706 (soluble) |
To find out more and get an offer: +7 812 363-14-09, info@intrasoft-spb.ru