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PolyJet 3D printing technology is a marvel of precision and color, perfect for bringing to life figures like the Pink Dress Girl with an exceptional level of detail. It's 101.6mm in height and 24.3g in weight. And it's one of our best samples among four printing technologies.

PolyJet prints undergo a polishing and oil spraying process, resulting in a glossy finish that accentuates the smallest of details. Upon closer inspection, one can observe the fine layer lines that, when illuminated, reflect light for a noticeable sheen. This technology excels in capturing the intricacies of hair textures, facial features, and the slender delineation of fingers and toes. The Pink Dress Girl’s hair texture appears more defined, her ears, eye sockets, and the structure of her lips are more pronounced, and her pupils and sclera are distinctly clear.

While PolyJet prints boast impressive detail, they tend to have a darker color tone with lower saturation, leaning towards a yellow hue. Even the grey shades of the dress may carry a yellowish tint, which is a characteristic to consider when opting for this technology.

FacFox leverages PolyJet’s capabilities to create figures that are not only visually stunning but also rich in detail. Whether you’re looking to capture the subtle nuances of a design or produce a model that stands out, our full-color 3D printing services are tailored to meet your needs.

Discover the possibilities with FacFox and let us help you transform your creative visions into tangible realities. For more insights into our full-color 3D printing technologies, visit our guide and explore how we can enhance your projects. Check here to compare the difference of all four full-color printing technologies we have.

Solution

• Step 1: File Processing. The prepared file was then imported into the PolyJet 3D printing software, where the print order was arranged.
• Step 2: Material Selection. A range of photopolymer resins, selected for their color and properties, were loaded into the printer.
• Step 3: Printing Initiation. Tiny droplets of the liquid photopolymer were jetted onto the build platform by the printer’s inkjet heads.
• Step 4: Layer Curing. Each layer of the photopolymer was instantly cured and solidified by ultraviolet (UV) light as it was deposited.
• Step 5: Detail Enhancement. The figure’s intricate details, such as the texture of the hair and the clarity of the eyes, were carefully crafted during the printing process.
• Step 6: Color Application. The colors were applied to the figure, with special attention to achieving the correct hues and saturation levels, despite the tendency of PolyJet prints to have darker tones.
• Step 7: Support Removal. After the printing was completed, the support materials were dissolved or manually removed to reveal the finished figure.
• Step 8: Post-Processing. The figure underwent a polishing and oil spraying process, which gave it a glossy finish and highlighted the fine layer lines.
• Step 9: Quality Check. The final figure was inspected for accuracy, detail, and color fidelity to ensure it met the desired specifications.