Stratasys Eden250 — Technical data

The Eden250 is one of the early PolyJet printers in the Eden range, originally developed by Objet and now listed in Stratasys' legacy support. It prints one model material at a time with support material and, according to the manufacturer, is intended for prototyping at all levels. The support page lists transparent resins, Rigur and Durus and the Tango and Vero families. The unit runs on 100–120 V or 200–240 V and on a network, where it can serve several users as a single or multi-station system. Stratasys no longer publishes build volume or performance data. Sales ended in late 2008.

Today an Eden250 is a very old machine without service contracts. It can still be useful for simple presentation models if the price is low and spare parts – above all print heads – can be sourced. Run a complete test print before buying. Also clarify whether current resin cartridges are accepted by the machine and whether the control PC still works.