VeroUltra Opaque

When creating bottle packaging, designers value quick iteration, readability and a streamlined decision-making process. However, this is not always achievable. Using Stratasys PolyJet™ 3D printing technology and VeroUltra family of opaque color materials in-house, designers were able to visualize an entire packaging design — bottle and label — in one physical model.

Single-material prototyping is an expensive multi-step process with long lead times. Using Stratasys PolyJet™ 3D printing technology and VeroUltra family of opaque color materials, this full CMF car key prototype can be created as a single assembly in a single print. The VeroUltra colors allowed for multiple opacities as well as create a color match and sharp screen simulation that are true to the original design intent.

Traditionally, to achieve a multi-material appearance the designer needed to mix new colors for each part, paint and then mask multiple times — which reduced the part’s tolerance and increased the risk for errors. Using Stratasys PolyJet™ 3D printing technology and VeroUltra family of opaque color materials, this multi-material ladle could be created in a single print in as many colors and simulated materials as needed.

From spray painting to hand painting, dry transfers, stickers and more, creating toy dolls with the right appearance for design validation is a manual multistep process. Stratasys PolyJet™ 3D printing technology and VeroUltra color materials, reduces the manual, multi-step design process. The VeroUltra materials allows designers to achieve sharp detailing, excellent color reproduction and textures for faster design validation.