Stratasys DAP J750 Digital Anatomy 3D Printer

It produces incredibly realistic representations that can be used as both visual and functional models. Can create models that look and feel like human tissue. The Stratasys J750 Digital Anatomy 3D Printer can be used to help verify medical devices faster and For establishments that need to train surgeon.

Features & Benefits

Move Your Innovation Forward

With the J750 Digital Anatomy solution Create life like in vivo environments in a range of pathologist for product testing and surgeon training. Test and train anywhere. Validate and verify new devices to achieve their intended objectives, faster and within budget, to accelerate time to market and adoption of new technology.

Train More Efficiently and Cost Effectively

Integrate new technology into clinical practice sooner. Give physicians the opportunity to develop skills prior to entering the operating room, in a risk-free surgical setting on a range of pathologist. This lets the hospital use operating room time more efficiently, reducing cost and improving patient outcomes.

Achieve Efficiency Gains

The J750 Digital Anatomy printer allows to produce anatomies that feel and behave like the real thing, it reduces the necessity for animal and cadaver labs that means a reduction in training and procurement costs. It also means improved ethical practice, because it minimizes the use of animals for device testing and surgical training.

Productivity Features

Amazing Pantone Colour Printing

With extensive true-to-life Pantone Matching System (PMS) colour options, you can integrate vibrant colours intomulti-material models.

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‍Easy Operation

The large,six-material capacity means you can load your most used resins and avoid downtime associated with material changeovers.

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Ideal Industries

Automotive

Medical Hospitals

Medical Schools

Medical DeviceManufacturers

Orthopedics andProsthetics

Consumer Goods

Education.

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‍Print with exceptional detail

Microscopic drops are jetted in super-thin layers of just 20-85 microns for features below 50 mm; up to 200 microns for full model size (for rigid materials only).

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