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ToughONE™: The New Ultra-Strong Material from Stratasys That Transforms PolyJet 3D Printing
For years, Stratasys’ PolyJet technology has been the benchmark in 3D printing for visual prototyping: high-fidelity color models, ultra-fine details, smooth surfaces. But beneath the aesthetics lurked a limitation known to insiders: the fragility of the materials prevented
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For years, Stratasys’ PolyJet technology has been the benchmark in 3D printing for visual prototyping: high-fidelity color models, ultra-fine details, smooth surfaces. But beneath the aesthetics lurked a limitation known to insiders: the fragility of the materials prevented their use in functional testing and real-world applications.
With the launch of ToughONE™, Stratasys is changing the rules of the game to address this very need. This new material, launched June 10th by the leading 3D printing company, represents a breakthrough for the PolyJet world: it combines the flawless aesthetics of inkjet technology with the mechanical strength needed for functional prototyping and final part production. Is this the beginning of a new era, in which engineers and designers no longer have to choose between form and performance?

With ToughONE™ material and Stratasys PolyJet technology, it is possible to produce strong, functional prototypes.
ToughONE™ Takes PolyJet Technology to the Next Level
PolyJet technology involves jetting photopolymer resin droplets onto a build surface that are then cured layer by layer with a UV light.





