How Many Parts Will Fit on the Circular Build Tray of a Stratasys 3D Printer? @Trimech
How Many Parts Will Fit on the Circular Build Tray of a Stratasys 3D Printer?  @Trimech
Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Stratasys is constantly innovating and pushing the limits of creativity to bring the fastest, best, and overall highest performance 3D printers to market. In April 2020, they introduced the J55 3D printer with a revolutionary circular build plate that took the world by storm.

Approximately one year later they brought the J35 Pro to market, a lower-cost benchtop version, featuring the same size build plate. Due to the intricacies of the technology, there is a small section of the circle known as the “transition zone”, which allows the print head to move from place to place to print from the inner diameter all the way to the outer diameter, without ever having to slow its rotation. This atypical build volume left people wondering, “just what can I print on a J55 or J35?”. Well, lucky for you, I am going to help answer that…with a little bit of help from our Stratasys F900.

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How Many Parts Will Fit on the Circular Build Tray of a Stratasys 3D Printer?

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