3D Printing Applications

Take your 3D CAD designs from on-screen to in-hand with realistic 3D models. Test form, fit and function. Print assembly tools on the fly or manufacture small quantities of production parts. It’s all possible with Stratasys 3D Printers.

3D Printing in Industries

Consumer-product designers, automotive manufacturing engineers, dental labs and countless other professionals use Stratasys 3D Printers. Our technology is changing and accelerating design and manufacturing worldwide.

London Science Museum FDM parts

Museum Visitors Become the Exhibit

The London Science Museum’s exhibit "3D Printing the Future," open now, features 3D printed miniatures of 150 museum goers. A stunning sculpture by MIT professor Neri Oxman will also appear.

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Modeling Luxury

From tires to interiors, Bentley Motors refines every detail with 3D printing. See how designers use smooth rigid, rubberlike and clear materials to build every component of a new car in miniature, before it ever hits the factory floor.

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Core side of a PolyJet 3D printed injection mold

Injection Molding Prototypes

Injection molders: Low-volume production is fast and affordable when you 3D print molds in-house.

Gain certainty and agility by testing parts in production materials with your normal process.

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Latest News


Dec 3

FDM Now Works With Nylon

Stratasys has introduced FDM Nylon 12, the first nylon material engineered for Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Technology. The new material creates tougher, more flexible unfilled nylon parts than other additive manufacturing technology, through a clean, easy process.

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