<p>Objet by Stratasys is a comparable technology (they call it PolyJet). SolidScape is also somewhat comparable (they also use jetting).</p>

<p>The FormLabs printers are not comparable. They use a completely different process, which can only print in one material. With jetting, you can mix different materials in the same part.</p>

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<p>I noticed 3Dsystems has Multi Jet 3D printing where wax is used provide support and give users with high resolution 3D printed objects. I was wondering if there were cheaper and smaller Multi Jet 3D printing?</p>

<p>Can Form 1+ from FormLabs be considered to do the same job with resin?</p>

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What are some cheaper versions of Multi Jet 3D printing?
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# What are some cheaper versions of Multi Jet 3D printing?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-06-18)

I noticed 3Dsystems has Multi Jet 3D printing where wax is used provide support and give users with high resolution 3D printed objects. I was wondering if there were cheaper and smaller Multi Jet 3D printing?

Can Form 1+ from FormLabs be considered to do the same job with resin?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2016-06-18. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

Objet by Stratasys is a comparable technology (they call it PolyJet). SolidScape is also somewhat comparable (they also use jetting).

The FormLabs printers are not comparable. They use a completely different process, which can only print in one material. With jetting, you can mix different materials in the same part.


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