Soluble Support Material Now Available for PolyJet Triple-jetting 3D Printers
January 11, 2016 News
SUP706, Stratasys’ new PolyJet soluble support, allows users to print small, intricate features with greater reassurance by easily dissolving away in a simple two-step soak-and-rinse process. Businesses can now easily clean several parts at once, making high volume printing both cost-effective and hassle-free.
This support material is available as a software update on all Stratasys triple-jetting 3D printers (Objet260 Connex 1/2/3, Objet350 Connex 1/2/3, Objet Connex 1/2/3) and is compatible with all PolyJet materials, excluding hearing aid material.
Contact Us today for more information on how SUP706 can maximize your productivity.
Posted by Heather Adams
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