Why does my Stratasys 3D Printer say support material does not match selected job?
The type of support material loaded in the printer does not match the support material required to build the selected job. Change the support material loaded in the printer to the type of support material required to build the job.
What to do if my Stratasys 3D Printer says 'Insert a build sheet'?
The message 'Insert a build sheet' indicates that a build sheet has not been placed onto the platen. To fix this, open the oven door and place a build sheet onto the platen.
What to do if my Stratasys 3D Printer displays 'Remove part'?
The message 'Remove part' indicates that the completed part from the previously built job is still in the printer’s oven. Open the oven door and remove the completed part.
What to do if my Stratasys 3D printer displays 'Unknown abort'?
An unexpected error occurred in which the printer was unable to map the cause of the error to a known abort reason. Attempt to restart the build.
Why does my Stratasys 3D Printer say model tip does not match selected job?
The currently installed model tip does not match the model tip configuration of the selected job. Change tips by removing the incorrect model tip and installing a model tip matching the job’s tip configuration.
What to do if my Stratasys 3D printer displays 'Toolpath data feed failure'?
Printer unexpectedly lost job information during the build. Reprocess, reorient, and resend the job file to the printer using Insight.
What to do if Stratasys 3D Printer shows 'Support canister removed during build'?
The message 'Support canister removed during build' indicates that the printer lost contact with the canister’s memory chip or the canister drive inadvertently lifted. Ensure that the canister is seated correctly within the canister drive.
What to do if Stratasys 3D Printer displays 'Detected end of model filament'?
The message 'Detected end of model filament' indicates that the canister may have run out of model material (is empty) or filament may have broken within the filament tubes. Remove the empty canister(s) and replace as needed.
What to do if my Stratasys 3D printer displays 'Canister removed'?
The message 'Canister removed' indicates that the printer lost contact with the canister’s memory chip or the canister drive inadvertently lifted. Ensure that the canister is seated correctly within the canister drive.
How to troubleshoot 'Filament detected in head too soon' on Stratasys 3D Printers?
The message 'Filament detected in head too soon' indicates that the printer’s controller is detecting filament in the head too soon. Remove the canister and reload the canister.
Details the printer's components, key features, and available material options.
Lists the material types compatible with the 450mc printer and their associated options.
Covers welcome kit contents, facility preparation, and basic printer setup steps.
Provides contact information for Stratasys printer hardware and software support.
Describes printer parts, access points, subsystems like gantry, head, and material handling.
Explains the UI layout, information bars, dashboard, navigation, and build/queue pages.
Details the Tips page, status indicators, load controls, and tip management wizards.
Covers powering on/off, material loading, canister installation, and tip changes.
Guides on preparing the printer, selecting jobs, and managing build states like pausing/aborting.
Details XYZ tip offset, touchscreen, XY home, and Z zero calibration processes.
Covers connecting to Control Center, license management, and software updates.
How to contact support and interpret system warnings and errors.
Identifies build start, load, pause/abort errors, and provides troubleshooting remedies.
General| Build Size | 406 x 355 x 406 mm (16 x 14 x 16 in) |
|---|---|
| Print Technology | Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) |
| Layer Thickness | 0.127 - 0.330 mm (0.005 - 0.013 in) |
| Materials | ABS-M30, ABS-M30i, ABS-ESD7, PC, PC-ABS, ULTEM 9085, ULTEM 1010 |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Accuracy | ± 0.127 mm (± 0.005 in) or ± 0.0015 mm/mm (± 0.0015 in/in), whichever is greater |
| Power Requirements | 200-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating System | Windows 7 or later |
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