Objet350 Connex3

The Biggest Choice of Materials Yet!

The Stratasys Connex3 3D Printers are unique in having the ability to combine up to 46 vivid colours with multiple materials. The Objet350 Connex3 provides designers with the perfect tool to create professional realistic-looking models in one build. With 10 different colour palettes – including translucent and opaque – plus a material mixture of up to three base resins it is possible to build rigid, rubber-like and clear parts into a single mode or a mixed tray of smaller parts.

Key Features

Colour CYM, multi-material 3D printing
Great throughput for multi-material 3D printing
14 base materials
Up to 3 materials in a single build
Digital Materials (combination of three materials)
Digital ABS
Over moulding on Digital ABS
High material capacity and hot-swapping for efficient workflow
Build size of 342 x 342 x 200mm

Large Build Size

The Objet350 CONNEX3 has a build size of 342 x 342 x 200mm. Its workflow is as smooth as the parts it builds; like all Stratasys 3D Printers based on the triple-jetting platform, Connex3 combines a larger materials cabinet, containing 8 cartridges, offering greater unattended running time with fewer material changeovers and hot-swapping capability, so you can replace an empty cartridge while a second cartridge of the same material is in use.

Over 1000 Material Mixes

With 1000+ of 3 material composite material mixes allowing a huge variety of characteristics from surface finish to shore hardness to be replicated. For the first time, you can create vibrantly coloured, flexible rubber like prototypes or mimic a sleek polished finish without the need to make a choice between form and function.

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SPECIFICATION

BUILD ENVELOPE

342 × 342 × 200mm
SYSTEM SIZE

1400 x 1260 x 1100mm, 430 kg
HIGH SPEED BUILD:

30-micron
LAYER THICKNESS:

16 microns
Operational environment:

Temperature 18 C-25 C
Workstation compatibility:

Windows 7 32/64-bit
Material cartridges:

Sealed four 3.6 Kg

CASE STUDY: CONSUMER PRODUCTS

Adidas Group

Printing 3D models using multiple materials has enabled Adidas to get products evaluated and accepted in several days rather than 4-6 weeks. The demand for prototypes means their machines are running 24 hours a day.