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Objet350 User Guide
DOC-17001 Rev. L
On the other hand, if printing the tray can be done using four print
heads without running the Material Replacement procedure, High
Speed mode is used. This is possible if all print heads are supplied
with one model material, or if you allow printing with an arbitrary
mixture of similar materials (see below).
Model Quality When Digital Material Mode is Used
Near-high-quality is achieved for most models.
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If all objects on the tray are inserted from individual stl files,
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they are printed with the standard resolution of 600 dpi (dots per
inch) along the Y-axis—unless glossy finish is required (see
"Surface Finish" on page 5-21).
If there is an assembly on the tray, all of the models on the tray
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are printed with a resolution of 300 dpi along the Y-axis.
➢ Click Next.
• If no other selections are required, the Job Summary dialog box
opens.
➢ Click Build and continue on the next page
❒ If material substitution is allowed for this job, the Model Material
Substitution dialog box opens.
Figure 5-72 Model Material Substitution dialog box
If you allow the use of substitute model materials, the printer will use
different materials whose characteristics (strength, flexibility, etc.) are
similar to those of the material you assigned to the object when designing
the build tray—under the following conditions:
• The material you assigned is not installed in the printer at the time of
printing.
In this case, the tray is printed with either one or two substitute
materials (depending on the materials installed in the printer at the
time of printing). If possible, High Speed mode is used.
• In addition to the material you selected, there is another (similar)
material installed in the printer at the time of printing.
In this case, High Speed mode is used, by printing with a mixture of
the two materials (as if they were the same material).
➢ Click Build and continue on the next page
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