Stratasys Unveils the J750: A Breakthrough in Multi‑Material 3D Printing
Stratasys has once again pushed the boundaries of additive manufacturing with the launch of the J750, a next‑generation PolyJet system that delivers unparalleled realism and versatility.
The J750’s core innovation is its ability to simultaneously print six distinct materials. This feature enables users to create parts that combine the mechanical strength of engineering plastics with the tactile fidelity of elastomers and the visual appeal of full‑color finishes—all in a single build.
With over 360,000 color options and a native Digital ABS material, the J750 empowers designers to produce prototypes that look—and feel—exactly like the final product. The system also supports full gradient and texture mapping, giving engineers the ability to test form, fit, and function with unprecedented fidelity.
To see the J750 in action and learn how its advanced capabilities are redefining prototyping, watch the preview video linked above.
Tags: J750, PolyJet, PolyJet Materials, Stratasys
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