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March 26, 2026 | Open House: Rethinking PolyJet: More Functional Than Ever

 

Date: Thursday, March 26, 2026  [REGISTER NOW]
Open House Hours: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Presentation Time: 10:30 AM
Location: AdvancedTek 3D Printing TekCenter, 255 E Roselawn Ave, Suite 45, St. Paul, MN 55117
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Stratasys’s PolyJet™ 3D printing technology has long been known for unmatched surface finish, fine detail, and full-color realism.

But today’s PolyJet capabilities go well beyond aesthetics.

Join us at AdvancedTek’s TekCenter for an in-depth look at how PolyJet materials — especially the new ToughONE™ — are expanding what’s possible for functional prototyping and real-world performance.

Featuring guest presenter Colton Melhoff from Stratasys, this session will explore how PolyJet fits into today’s additive workflow and where it may unlock new opportunities for your applications.

What You’ll Learn

  • ToughONE: PolyJet’s latest and most impact-resistant material for Stratasys J Series printers
  • Live functional testing demonstration: Vero® vs. ToughONE performance comparison
  • Printing in full color with ToughONE
  • How to choose the right PolyJet material configuration for your application

Whether you’re a current PolyJet user or evaluating where PolyJet fits among your additive technologies, this session will provide practical insight into material performance, application fit, and real-world results.

    This event is free, but seating is limited for the presentation. Register below to save your spot!

    Lunch will be provided.


    Register to Attend


    About Our Guest Speaker:

    Colton Mehlhoff is an Applications Engineer Manager at Stratasys. He works with designers to turn their ideas into 3D models that look and feel like the final product. Using full-color printing technology, he pushes the limit between print and product. Colton grew up in FIRST robotics programs designing robots. In his free time, he volunteers for robotics tournaments as the master of ceremonies to make it loud.

    Posted by Heather Adams