3D Systems ProJet 360 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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hernandeztimothyAug 8, 2025
What to do if my 3D Systems Printer has delamination issues?
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  marissabrewerAug 8, 2025
  If you're experiencing delamination (layers splitting apart) with your 3D Systems Printer, it might be due to a print head caked with Core, or a pause in network communications. To resolve this, check your PC settings as the printer may be pausing while waiting for additional data. Another cause might be core buildup on the print head, a failed print head, or an electrical issue within the printer. Clean the service station to resolve this.
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Joseph CalderonAug 16, 2025
How to fix print head errors on a 3D Systems ProJet 360?
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  jaclynwilliamsAug 16, 2025
  If you are getting print head errors or weak parts from your 3D Systems Printer, it could be due to a dirty print head, often caused by a service station that isn't cleaning the head properly. The first thing you should do is thoroughly clean the service station.
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Jennifer WilsonAug 23, 2025
Why does my 3D Systems ProJet 360 Printer vacuum have low suction?
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  Heather BrownAug 23, 2025
  If the vacuum in your 3D Systems Printer has low or no suction, it usually means the Debris Separator needs to be emptied and cleaned, or that the vacuum hose is plugged or damaged. Remove the Debris Separator and empty the contents into a waste receptacle. Also, turn the printer power off.
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Susan HigginsAug 31, 2025
What to do if my 3D Systems ProJet 360 binder cartridge is full but the software says it's empty?
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  Pedro GarrettAug 31, 2025
  If your 3D Systems Printer's binder cartridge is full but the 3DPrint software indicates it's empty, it's usually caused by a damaged binder cartridge or a failure in the binder cartridge pocket. Try removing and reseating the binder cartridge to fix it.

3D Systems ProJet 360 Specifications

General

Layer Thickness	0.1 mm
Material	Photopolymer resin
Resolution	600 x 600 dpi
Build Volume	298 x 185 x 203 mm
Power Requirements	100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Operating Temperature	18-28°C

Summary

Notices

Legal and Compliance Notices

Covers copyright, warranty, FCC notice, and liability limitations.

Symbols Explanation

Explanation of symbols used in the ProJet x60Pro system and manual.

ProJet x60 Series Overview

Introduction, Features, and Specifications

Covers series intro, key features, specifications, and system overview.

System Requirements and Operation

Details system requirements, how the system works, and important terms.

Printer Components and Interfaces

Identifies external, internal, and connection components of the ProJet x60 printers.

LCD Menu Navigation

Outlines the LCD menu structure for various ProJet x60 models.

Additional Information and Support

Resources for additional info, materials, and contacting 3D Systems support.

Setup And Print The Build

Install and Prepare 3DPrint Software

Steps for installing 3DPrint and opening model files for printing.

Configure Printer and Build Settings

Checking default settings, build settings, and preparing the build area.

Execute and Monitor the Build

Printing the build, drying the part, and initial cleaning procedures.

Part Cleaning Procedures

Detailed steps for coarse and fine cleaning of printed parts.

Next Steps

Guidance on cleaning the printer after part post-processing.

Routine Cleaning

Vacuum Excess Core Material

Detailed steps for vacuuming loose core material from the printer's build chamber.

Empty The Debris Separator

Instructions for emptying and cleaning the printer's debris separator.

Clean The Fast Axis Rails and Carriage

Procedures for cleaning the fast axis rails and carriage for optimal performance.

Clean The Service Station

Procedures for cleaning the service station to maintain print head cleanliness.

Post-Processing

Post-Processing Using Water Cure

Describes using Epsom salt water cure for concept models, providing a smooth finish.

Post-Processing With ColorBond™™

Explains using ColorBond infiltrant to strengthen and add durability to printed parts.

Additional Operations

Printer Status Monitoring and Dialogs

Accessing printer status reports and dialogs for job readiness.

Managing Printer Supplies and Heads

Procedures for changing print heads, adding binder, core, and cleaning solution.

Waste Tray and Build Piston Management

Replacing the waste tray and positioning the build piston for printing.

Cover Operations

Notes regarding the printer's top cover and its impact on starting a print job.

Printer Maintenance

Lubrication Procedures

Step-by-step guides for lubricating fast axis, piston screw, and slow axis bearings.

Cleaning and Firmware Updates

Cleaning the spreader roller and upgrading printer firmware procedures.

Printer Storage Preparation

Guidance on preparing the printer for extended periods of non-use.

Troubleshooting the ProJet x60 Printers

Initial Troubleshooting Steps

Basic steps to try before seeking professional service for printer issues.

Power Up and Motion Errors

Diagnosing power issues and errors related to the printer's motion axes.

Print Head and Part Quality Issues

Covers print head errors, weak parts, and surface finish problems.

Network and Miscellaneous Problems

Troubleshooting network connectivity, vacuum issues, and cartridge errors.

Error Codes and Service Information

Detailed explanations of error codes and guidance for calling service.

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