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At FacFox, we're excited to showcase our full-color 3D printing services! Today, we spotlight ColorJet printing technology, featuring a charming scaled-down figure of a girl in a pink dress.
Built for Stability and Color:
For stability, ColorJet prints employ a 2mm wall thickness with internal support, ensuring a sturdy final product. The figure stands at 101.6mm and weighs a lightweight 23.1g.
ColorJet excels in vibrant color output. The dress and lips showcase high saturation for a stunning visual impact. However, this can lead to some color bleed, resulting in a slight tint on areas like the arms and legs.
Balancing Color with Detail:
ColorJet has a larger minimum layer height compared to other technologies, leading to more visible layer lines. This is mitigated by the matte finish, creating a pleasant overall appearance.
Important Considerations:
- Finer details: The circular patterns on the girl's top may appear as a mix of gray and white dots.
- Subtle features: Pupils and whites of the eyes might be slightly blurred due to layer lines.
The ColorJet Advantage:
While detail may be slightly diminished, ColorJet shines in producing eye-catching, vibrant colors. This technology is ideal for projects where bold colors are the priority, particularly cost-effective, making it the most affordable option among our full-color printing services.
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Solution
- Step 1: The model was downloaded from the Internet and exported into an STL file for printing.
- Step 2: The manufacturing process began with the spreading of the core material in thin layers over the build platform by a roller.
- Step 3: Once each layer was spread, a color binder was selectively jetted from inkjet print heads, which caused the core to solidify.
- Step 4: The build platform was then lowered to allow the next layer to be spread and printed.
- Step 5: This sequence was repeated, layer by layer, until the full-color three-dimensional model was formed.
