3D Printing Solutions

Rapid Prototyping

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3D printing system.

3D Printing Tools

Find out how 3D printing is transforming industries around the world.

Parts on Demand

Empower innovation with services and a team of experts from Stratasys Direct Manufacturing.

Need help deciding which 3D printing technology will best meet your needs?

View the webinar to find out the unique qualities of FDM and PolyJet technologies and how they compare in operations, output qualities and material offerings.

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Connect With a 3D Printing Expert

Curious about 3D printing? Wondering which 3D printing solution is right for your needs?

A local expert from our global network of partners is ready to personally welcome you to a 3D printed world.

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Stratasys Roadshow 2016

Composite Tooling Webinar

Make composite tooling lighter, faster and less costly. View the webinar to learn how FDM technology makes this possible using high temperature materials capable of autoclave cure.

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Case Studies

Learn from our customers how they shorten design cycles, gain agility, and break barriers to innovation using 3D printing.

White Papers

Apply our expertise to your business. As innovators find new ways to solve problems using 3D printing, we share the details.

Videos

Watch our printers in action, and visit the workshops that produce Trek bicycles, NASA rovers and custom prosthetics.

Stratasys Community

Blog

Monday, September 26, 2016

Complex Composite Parts Easier & Faster with 3D Printed Tooling vs Traditional Approaches – New Video

Thursday, September 22, 2016

3D Printed Jigs and Fixtures Optimizing Auto and Aero Design

Monday, September 19, 2016

Evolving Regulations of 3D Printed Medical Products in Hospitals

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Tuesday, September 27, 2016

A 3D printed prosthetic ear offers a new solution for an Australian toddler. See the story from Forbes: http://ow.ly/63OE304ju02

Monday, September 26, 2016

3D printed tooling for composite fabrication enables parts with more complex geometries to be produced much faster and more affordably than traditional manufacturing methods. In this unique “how to” video, we’ll visit Swift Engineering’s Kerry Dang as he takes us through the process step by step of creating a sacrificial tool for a complex, hollow inlet duct.

Monday, September 26, 2016

Want to learn the ins and outs of 3D printed sacrificial composite tooling? Stratasys and Swift Engineering show you how it's done in our latest blog post! http://ow.ly/Vzxd304zoH7