Stratasys J750 — Technical data

The Stratasys J750 launched in 2016 as a full-colour PolyJet printer that jets up to six base resins at once, combining colours, transparency and different Shore hardnesses in one part. Its build volume measures 490 × 390 × 200 mm with layers down to 14 µm; three modes trade speed (27 µm, three resins) against full material variety. Materials include the Vero colour resins, Agilus30 and Tango, transparent resins and Digital ABS Plus. Compared with the J735 added in 2018, it offers the much larger build tray – useful for large presentation models or many parts per job. Stratasys stopped selling it at the end of 2019; today's J850 has the same build volume.

With a used J750, the print heads determine the value, so head hours and replacements should be documented. Also check the UV lamps, wiper, waste system and the age of the resin cartridges. Plan for about 430 kg plus a 152 kg material cabinet for transport and installation. The manufacturer's minimum support period ends, by calculation, at the end of 2026; according to the lifecycle table, Stratasys still offers service contracts.