Model referenceDiscontinued by manufacturer
PJP PolyJetPrinting

Stratasys J750 Digital Anatomy — Technical data

The J750 Digital Anatomy is the medical version of the J750: a PolyJet printer that uses special resins to reproduce the feel of tissue, vessels and bone. Like the base model it builds within 490 × 390 × 200 mm. The GelMatrix, TissueMatrix, BoneMatrix and RadioMatrix material families allow models for surgical planning, training and medical-device testing; Stratasys cites a Medtronic study on replicating heart muscle tissue. Sales ended in late 2021; the successor is the J850 Digital Anatomy.

Anyone buying a used J750 DAP should check that the Digital Anatomy functions and the Digital Anatomy Creator software are unlocked and transferable – without them the unit is essentially a J750. Also important are print-head condition and history, the availability of the special resins and a service contract, which Stratasys still offers for this model. For medical use, documentation and maintenance records are part of the package.

490 mm390 mm200 mm
MaterialsPhotopolymer resin (general)

How many fit in one build job?

Material
Part (bounding box)
××mm
One layer on the build platform.
–Parts per build job
–Build jobs for the quantity
–Build volume utilisation
490 mm390 mm200 mm
Approximation using the bounding box and 0.5 mm spacing. Real nesting of free-form parts usually fits more.

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Specifications

ConnectivityLAN, static IP address
MaterialsDigital Anatomy resins GelMatrix (FLG110), TissueMatrix (MED310), BoneMatrix (RGD516), RadioMatrix (MED410)
Build Envelope in mm (x/y/z)490 × 390 × 200 mm
SoftwareDigital Anatomy Creator (according to support videos)
Power Supply100–120 V AC, 50–60 Hz, 13.5 A or 220–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz, 7 A, single-phase

Similar offers – not this model

We currently have no Stratasys J750 Digital Anatomy for sale. These systems come closest. They are not this model.

2016 Stratasys J750 mit Upgrade auf J750DAP (Digital Anatomic Printer)201610
Same series2016 Stratasys J750 mit Upgrade auf J750DAP (Digital Anatomic Printer)PJP · AustriaPrice on requestView listing ›

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