The versatile multi-material office printer.
Up to three materials on one tray (rigid, rubber-like, clear and biocompatible) in a compact, quiet printer that costs less than other PolyJet systems†.
† Stratasys claim. Source: stratasys.com J35 Pro page, read 10 Nov 2026.
Multi-material PolyJet, desk-sized.
Multi-material parts
Several materials in one print.
High-fidelity prototypes
Detail close to the final product.
Easy workflow
Design, import, print.
Office-friendly
Low maintenance, small footprint, quiet, with air filtration.
J35 Pro · StratasysRealistic CMF prototypes
Greyscale, transparency, texture and moving parts.
Lower investment
Less than other PolyJet systems (Stratasys claim).
Versatile materials
Rubber-like, high-impact, rigid, translucent and biocompatible.
J35 Pro at a glance
- Build size
- Round print tray up to 1,174 cm²; maximum model height 155 mm
- Layer thickness
- HQS mode, 18.75 µm
- Accuracy
- Under 100 mm: ±150 µm. Over 100 mm: ±0.15 % of part length (rigid materials, 1σ)
- Materials
- ToughONE, VeroUltra, VeroUltra Clear, DraftGrey, Elastico, Digital ABS Plus
- Support
- SUP710S, WSS150 (water-soluble)
- Materials on board
- Up to 3 simultaneously
- Software
- GrabCAD Print, SDK (API)
- Network
- LAN, TCP/IP
- System size & weight
- 651 × 661 × 774 mm · 98 kg
- Power
- 100–240 VAC, 50–60 Hz, 10 A, 1 phase
- Operating conditions
- 18–25 °C, 30–70 % RH non-condensing
- Compliance
- CE, FCC, EAC, cTUVus, CB, RCM
Design and functional prototypes, in the office.
Packaging
Realistic packaging prototypes.
Rapid prototyping
Concept-to-test cycles.
Design
CMF and design models.
Installation & commissioning
Site readiness checks, installation and acceptance by IME engineers.
Operator & DfAM training
Hands-on training for operators and designers, at AMIC or on-site.
Maintenance & support
Preventive maintenance, service contracts, spares and local technical support.
Other PolyJet systems
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