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Flashforge CJ270 Full-Colour 3D Printer
Flashforge
SKU: flf-cj270-3d-prn
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Flashforge CJ270 Full-Colour 3D Printer
Sale price
$7,024.00 AUD
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$7,024.00 AUD
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per
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Description
Desktop Full-Colour 3D Printer
Flashforge CJ270
Material jetting with UV curing, 7 printheads and 7 µm layers. Over 10 million colours, clear and white, printed together in one run — no painting afterwards.
Full-colour 3D printing has meant one of two things: a filament printer switching between a handful of spools, or an industrial colour jetting system costing tens of thousands of euros. The CJ270 sits between them. It jets droplets of photopolymer from seven printheads — cyan, magenta, yellow, black, white, clear and a water-soluble support — and cures each layer instantly with UV light. Colour is mixed at the droplet level, so gradients, skin tones and translucent effects come out of the machine finished.
That is a genuinely different result from multi-colour FDM. A four-spool printer can place four colours; the CJ270 blends CMYK, white and clear into continuous tone, the way an inkjet printer does on paper.
10M+Colours
7 µmLayer thickness
7Printheads
180×120×100Build volume (mm)
≤ 55 dBNoise level
What sets it apart
🎨
True continuous colour
CMYK, white and clear are combined droplet by droplet. Smooth gradients and natural skin tones, not the banded blocks of filament-swap printing.
🔍
7 µm layers
Industrial colour jetting systems typically print at around 16–32 µm. At 7 µm, edges and surface texture stay sharp under close inspection.
💧
Water-soluble support
Soak the part and the supports dissolve. An ultrasonic cleaner cuts removal from around 10 hours to 1–2 hours.
💎
Clear and translucent
A dedicated clear material allows transparent and semi-translucent effects inside a single print.
🌬️
Built-in carbon filter
An integrated activated carbon filter reduces odour from printing. It fits a studio or office rather than needing a workshop.
🧠
ColorPrint slicer
Colour mapping, support and layout in one workflow, plus AI-assisted modelling that turns a 2D image into a printable colour model.
Specifications
| Specification | Flashforge CJ270 |
|---|---|
| Printing technology | MJP (Multi Jet Printing) with UV curing |
| Printheads | 7 |
| Build volume | 180 × 120 × 100 mm |
| Layer thickness | 7 µm |
| Materials | Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, White, Clear + water-soluble Support (Flashforge CJ270 materials only) |
| Colours | 10 million+ |
| Support removal | Water-soluble; ultrasonic cleaner recommended |
| Air filtration | Activated carbon filter |
| Noise level | ≤ 55 dB |
| Levelling | Automatic |
| Connectivity | LAN and USB (Wi-Fi not currently supported) |
| Slicer | Flashforge ColorPrint — Windows and macOS |
| File formats | CJP, CJM, STL, OBJ, 3MF, STEP, STP, PLY, FBX, GLB, GLTF, WRL (OBJ or GLB recommended for full-colour models) |
| Machine dimensions | 697 × 410 × 405 mm |
| Machine weight | 33.5 kg |
| Warranty | 12 months |
What to know before you buy
The CJ270 is a capable machine, but it is a different kind of purchase from an FDM printer. Four things are worth understanding up front.
- Materials are proprietary. The CJ270 runs only on Flashforge's dedicated CJ270 materials; third-party resins are not supported and can damage the printer. Each material card activates once and transfers its full balance to the machine. Material cost is a real running cost — budget for it alongside the printer.
- Print times are long. As a guide, models under 10 cm take up to around 10 hours, around 10 cm roughly 15 hours or more, and around 15 cm 25 hours or more. ColorPrint gives an estimate after slicing.
- The build volume is compact. 180 × 120 × 100 mm suits figures, models, prototypes and display pieces — not large parts.
- Opened materials have a shelf life. Unopened materials last 18 months; once opened, use them within about 2 months. It suits steady use better than occasional prints.
Safety and workspace
The CJ270 uses UV-curing photopolymer materials. Uncured material can irritate skin and eyes: wear nitrile gloves when handling materials or uncured parts, and work in a ventilated room. The built-in carbon filter reduces odour but does not replace ventilation. Dispose of used support solution and waste material according to local regulations, never into the drain.
Who it is for
- Character, IP and collectible studios — full-colour figures straight off the machine, without paying a painter per piece
- Design studios — colour-accurate product and presentation models
- Business and R&D — colour prototypes and visual mock-ups in-house
- Education — anatomical, geographic and scientific models where colour carries the information
- Makers moving beyond multi-colour FDM who want continuous tone rather than colour blocks
Questions about the CJ270
How is the CJ270 different from a multi-colour FDM printer?
A multi-colour FDM printer switches between a few spools of coloured filament, so each area of the model is one of those colours. The CJ270 jets tiny droplets of CMYK, white and clear photopolymer and cures them with UV light, mixing colour at the droplet level. The result is continuous tone — smooth gradients, skin tones and translucency — with 7 µm layers rather than the 50 µm or more typical of FDM.
Can I use third-party materials?
No. The CJ270 currently supports Flashforge's dedicated CJ270 materials only — Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, White, Clear and Support. Third-party materials are not supported and may damage the printer. Each material card activates once, transferring its full balance to the machine.
How long does a print take?
It depends on size, thickness and orientation. As a general guide, models under 10 cm take up to around 10 hours, models around 10 cm roughly 15 hours or more, and models around 15 cm about 25 hours or more. The ColorPrint slicer gives an estimated print time after slicing.
Is post-processing needed?
Colour is printed in, so no painting is needed. The water-soluble supports dissolve when the part is soaked in water; an ultrasonic cleaner reduces removal from around 10 hours to 1–2 hours. For a more refined finish you can lightly sand or polish, or apply a thin gloss coat and UV cure it.
Does the CJ270 have Wi-Fi?
Not at present. Files are sent from a connected computer through ColorPrint over LAN, or transferred by USB drive. Flashforge has said Wi-Fi support is planned for a later update.
Buying from Eolas Prints
We are a specialist 3D printing supplier in Cantabria, Spain, shipping across Spain and the EU. Full-colour material jetting is a significant investment with ongoing material costs, so we will give you an honest view of whether the CJ270 or a multi-colour FDM printer suits your work better. Talk to us before you buy.
Shipping
When do you ship?
We ship daily from stock. Orders placed after 1PM and 4PM on Fridays are shipped on Monday.
| Spain & Portugal | Orders placed before 4PM CET are shipped the same day. |
| Rest of the world | Orders placed before 1PM CET are shipped the same day. |
How do you ship?
We ship worldwide via UPS (and GLS within Spain & Portugal). Shipping cost is calculated automatically at checkout based on your delivery address and live carrier rates, so you'll see the exact price and available delivery options before you pay.
| Spain & Portugal |
GLS: Next Business Day UPS: 1 - 2 Business Day |
| Rest of Europe |
UPS Standard: 2 - 5 Business Days UPS Worldwide Saver: 1 - 2 Business Days UPS Express: 1 - 2 Business Days (Before 2PM) |
| North America |
UPS Worldwide Saver: 1 - 2 Business Days UPS Express: 1 - 2 Business Days (Before 2PM) |
| South America |
UPS Worldwide Saver: 2 - 5 Business Days |
| Middle East |
UPS Worldwide Saver: 1 - 2 Business Days UPS Express: 1 - 2 Business Days (Before 2PM) |
| Asia |
UPS Worldwide Saver: 5 - 7 Business Days |
| Australia & New Zealand |
UPS Worldwide Saver: 5 - 7 Business Days UPS Express: 3 - 5 Business Days (Before 2PM) |
How about Taxes & Duties?
For orders within the EU, all taxes and duties are included in the price you pay at checkout — nothing further is due on delivery.
For orders outside the EU, import duties and local taxes are not included. These are set by your destination country's customs authority. Our logistics partner UPS will contact you directly to arrange payment and handle customs clearance on your behalf, so your order reaches you with the process taken care of.
Characteristics
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Technology
Material Jetting + UV
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Colours
10 Million+
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Layer Thickness
7 µm
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Printheads
7 Industrial Inkjet
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Supports
Water-Soluble
Desktop Full-Colour 3D Printer
Flashforge CJ270
Material jetting with UV curing, 7 printheads and 7 µm layers. Over 10 million colours, clear and white, printed together in one run — no painting afterwards.
Full-colour 3D printing has meant one of two things: a filament printer switching between a handful of spools, or an industrial colour jetting system costing tens of thousands of euros. The CJ270 sits between them. It jets droplets of photopolymer from seven printheads — cyan, magenta, yellow, black, white, clear and a water-soluble support — and cures each layer instantly with UV light. Colour is mixed at the droplet level, so gradients, skin tones and translucent effects come out of the machine finished.
That is a genuinely different result from multi-colour FDM. A four-spool printer can place four colours; the CJ270 blends CMYK, white and clear into continuous tone, the way an inkjet printer does on paper.
10M+Colours
7 µmLayer thickness
7Printheads
180×120×100Build volume (mm)
≤ 55 dBNoise level
What sets it apart
🎨
True continuous colour
CMYK, white and clear are combined droplet by droplet. Smooth gradients and natural skin tones, not the banded blocks of filament-swap printing.
🔍
7 µm layers
Industrial colour jetting systems typically print at around 16–32 µm. At 7 µm, edges and surface texture stay sharp under close inspection.
💧
Water-soluble support
Soak the part and the supports dissolve. An ultrasonic cleaner cuts removal from around 10 hours to 1–2 hours.
💎
Clear and translucent
A dedicated clear material allows transparent and semi-translucent effects inside a single print.
🌬️
Built-in carbon filter
An integrated activated carbon filter reduces odour from printing. It fits a studio or office rather than needing a workshop.
🧠
ColorPrint slicer
Colour mapping, support and layout in one workflow, plus AI-assisted modelling that turns a 2D image into a printable colour model.
Specifications
| Specification | Flashforge CJ270 |
|---|---|
| Printing technology | MJP (Multi Jet Printing) with UV curing |
| Printheads | 7 |
| Build volume | 180 × 120 × 100 mm |
| Layer thickness | 7 µm |
| Materials | Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, White, Clear + water-soluble Support (Flashforge CJ270 materials only) |
| Colours | 10 million+ |
| Support removal | Water-soluble; ultrasonic cleaner recommended |
| Air filtration | Activated carbon filter |
| Noise level | ≤ 55 dB |
| Levelling | Automatic |
| Connectivity | LAN and USB (Wi-Fi not currently supported) |
| Slicer | Flashforge ColorPrint — Windows and macOS |
| File formats | CJP, CJM, STL, OBJ, 3MF, STEP, STP, PLY, FBX, GLB, GLTF, WRL (OBJ or GLB recommended for full-colour models) |
| Machine dimensions | 697 × 410 × 405 mm |
| Machine weight | 33.5 kg |
| Warranty | 12 months |
What to know before you buy
The CJ270 is a capable machine, but it is a different kind of purchase from an FDM printer. Four things are worth understanding up front.
- Materials are proprietary. The CJ270 runs only on Flashforge's dedicated CJ270 materials; third-party resins are not supported and can damage the printer. Each material card activates once and transfers its full balance to the machine. Material cost is a real running cost — budget for it alongside the printer.
- Print times are long. As a guide, models under 10 cm take up to around 10 hours, around 10 cm roughly 15 hours or more, and around 15 cm 25 hours or more. ColorPrint gives an estimate after slicing.
- The build volume is compact. 180 × 120 × 100 mm suits figures, models, prototypes and display pieces — not large parts.
- Opened materials have a shelf life. Unopened materials last 18 months; once opened, use them within about 2 months. It suits steady use better than occasional prints.
Safety and workspace
The CJ270 uses UV-curing photopolymer materials. Uncured material can irritate skin and eyes: wear nitrile gloves when handling materials or uncured parts, and work in a ventilated room. The built-in carbon filter reduces odour but does not replace ventilation. Dispose of used support solution and waste material according to local regulations, never into the drain.
Who it is for
- Character, IP and collectible studios — full-colour figures straight off the machine, without paying a painter per piece
- Design studios — colour-accurate product and presentation models
- Business and R&D — colour prototypes and visual mock-ups in-house
- Education — anatomical, geographic and scientific models where colour carries the information
- Makers moving beyond multi-colour FDM who want continuous tone rather than colour blocks
Questions about the CJ270
How is the CJ270 different from a multi-colour FDM printer?
A multi-colour FDM printer switches between a few spools of coloured filament, so each area of the model is one of those colours. The CJ270 jets tiny droplets of CMYK, white and clear photopolymer and cures them with UV light, mixing colour at the droplet level. The result is continuous tone — smooth gradients, skin tones and translucency — with 7 µm layers rather than the 50 µm or more typical of FDM.
Can I use third-party materials?
No. The CJ270 currently supports Flashforge's dedicated CJ270 materials only — Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, White, Clear and Support. Third-party materials are not supported and may damage the printer. Each material card activates once, transferring its full balance to the machine.
How long does a print take?
It depends on size, thickness and orientation. As a general guide, models under 10 cm take up to around 10 hours, models around 10 cm roughly 15 hours or more, and models around 15 cm about 25 hours or more. The ColorPrint slicer gives an estimated print time after slicing.
Is post-processing needed?
Colour is printed in, so no painting is needed. The water-soluble supports dissolve when the part is soaked in water; an ultrasonic cleaner reduces removal from around 10 hours to 1–2 hours. For a more refined finish you can lightly sand or polish, or apply a thin gloss coat and UV cure it.
Does the CJ270 have Wi-Fi?
Not at present. Files are sent from a connected computer through ColorPrint over LAN, or transferred by USB drive. Flashforge has said Wi-Fi support is planned for a later update.
Buying from Eolas Prints
We are a specialist 3D printing supplier in Cantabria, Spain, shipping across Spain and the EU. Full-colour material jetting is a significant investment with ongoing material costs, so we will give you an honest view of whether the CJ270 or a multi-colour FDM printer suits your work better. Talk to us before you buy.
Why choose us?
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Worldwide Shipping
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Authorised Resellers
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30 Days Returns Policy
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Technical Support
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100% Secure Payments