FDM systems enable rapid production of tooling, fixtures and factory aids, reducing lead times and costs while improving manufacturing efficiency and problem-solving.

Stratasys has launched the F870 FDM system featuring a heated build envelope designed for industrial tooling, fixture production, and end-use manufacturing.

In-house 3D printing from Stratasys cuts tooling development time by over 50% and reduces costs by 70%.

By integrating Stratasys industrial 3D printing solutions, Toyota can transform ideas into durable, customized tools that support workflows, enhance worker safety, and withstand wear and tear.

Stratasys and Toyota has signed an agreement to be the first customer to purchase the new, cutting-edge Stratasys F3300 3D printer.

Peugeot has integrated Stratasys’ innovative 3DFashion technology into the interior of its new Inception concept, achieving a level of resolution that would not have been possible with traditional embellishment methods.

Positions Stratasys to expand engagement with all Covestro AM materials customers with global breadth of Stratasys sales, service, and support infrastructure. Expands its differentiated 3D printed materials offering in stereolithography, DLP, and powders to address more manufacturing industry applications.

1960s style meets 21st century technology as the iconic car company gets a revival in Ant Anstead’s new Discovery+ show, Radford Returns.

Joins forces with TCL Hofmann and Stratasys to bring proven FDM^® 3D printing solution for customized prototyping, tooling and fixturing in supercars and equipment.

Available through MakerBot LABS, these new materials offer advanced properties that are ideal for manufacturing applications.