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Stratasys H350
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Quick answer
The Stratasys H350 is a production powder-bed printer using SAF (Selective Absorption Fusion) technology: an effective build size of 315 × 208 × 293 mm (19.2 L) and 100 µm layers, per Stratasys — aimed at consistent, volume manufacturing of polymer parts.
The H350 is the flagship of Stratasys's H Series. SAF differs from both SLS and MJF: a single pass of an infrared-absorbing fluid (HAF) marks the part areas, and a flood infrared exposure fuses them — no scanning laser, no per-voxel agent arrays of the MJF type.
Stratasys positions the platform at production consistency: the same industrial workflow across a fleet of printers, with powder management designed for repeatability at volume.
Specifications (manufacturer)
| Specification | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Technology | SAF (Selective Absorption Fusion) powder-bed fusion | |
| Effective build size | 315 × 208 × 293 mm | 12.40 × 8.18 × 11.53 in, per Stratasys |
| Effective build volume | 19.2 L | 5.07 gallon, per Stratasys |
| Layer thickness | 100 µm | 0.004 in, per Stratasys |
Specifications the manufacturer does not state in the cited documents are omitted rather than estimated — see the sourcing policy.
Notes
- SAF uses an infrared-absorbing fluid and flood exposure, so there is no laser specification to list.
- Material coverage for the H350 in this database will grow as individual powder datasheets are verified; see the materials index for what is currently published.
Frequently asked questions
How is SAF different from SLS and MJF?
All three are powder-bed fusion. SLS fuses with a scanning laser, MJF with jetted agents plus infrared, and SAF with a jetted infrared-absorbing fluid plus a flood infrared exposure. The processes overview and the SLS vs MJF comparison explain the practical consequences.
Is the H350 a nylon printer?
It is a polymer production printer whose material portfolio includes nylon-family powders. This database lists individual material datasheets only after manufacturer verification, so check the material index for the current verified set.
Last updated: November 2026