Material Jetting (MJ)
An ultraviolet-sensitive gel is deposited by a print head then immediately cured by a UV lamp.
Material jetting is a solution for designers who want excellent visual models with an end-product feel. This technology also allows for multiple materials to be incorporated into one print. It is good for complex, flexible models.
Material Jetting at Midwest Prototyping
OEM:
Stratasys
Max Build Area:
19.3 in. x 15.4 in. x 7.9 in.
Lead Time:
1 – 2 Days
Material:
Agilus30, Tango Black, Vero Clear, Vero Black+, and Vero White+, other materials may be available upon request.
*Most common materials are listed in bold.
Tolerances:
+/- .004 in. for the first inch and +/-.0015 in. for each additional inch
Layer Thickness:
Layer thickness is .0006 in. for high quality builds and .0012 in. for high speed builds.
Do you have a question about your design or materials that would fit your project? Email one of our Solutions Managers.
Material Jetting Materials
Material
Description
Key Characteristics
More Information
Agilus30 is a photopolymer with excellent flexibility and tear-resistance due to it’s rubber-like qualities.
- Flexible
Tango Black is a flexible photopolymer that can simulate thermoplastic elastomers with flexible, rubber-like qualities.
- Elastomeric
- Flexible
Vero Clear is a transparent photopolymer that simulates acrylic and can be used as an alternate to glass.
- Clear/ Translucent
- High Resolution/High Detail
- Rigid
Vero Family
The Vero Family is a photopolymer offering multi-color applications, strength, and stiffness. Photopolymers may be blended with other photopolymers to vary flexibility, translucency, and heat resistance.
- High Resolution/High Detail
- Rigid
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Material Jetting Finishing Levels
Level
Process
Description
1
Supports removed
Standard finish, supported surfaces appearing matte and non-supported surfaces appearing glossy. Parts will have slight layer lines.
2
Part built using matte build settings and supports removed
Standard finish, parts built surrounded in support. All surfaces appear matte. Parts will have slight layer lines.
3*
Supports removed and cosmetic surfaces sanded to 320 grit
Show quality finish, removes layer lines. Parts are prime and paint ready.
4*
Supports removed and cosmetic surfaces wet sanded to 600 grit
High gloss finish, recommended only for plating and optically clear parts (note that clear-coat and light bleaching is necessary for optimal clarity).
* Elastomeric materials can only be finished to Level 1 and Level 2. For a higher quality finish, these materials may be coated in soft touch.
