Aerospace leaders choose FDM Technology

Leaders in aerospace choose Fused Deposition Modeling Technology because it produces fast, functional prototypes, jigs and fixtures and end-use parts using durable thermoplastics. Imagine creating Ultem 9085 aircraft replacement parts in just a few hours. See how FDM can make your job easier.
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Automotive companies speed ahead with FDM

Speed, functionality and durability top the list when you’re developing new vehicles or producing replacement parts. Major companies in auto parts manufacturing use FDM technology to create functional prototypes and manufacturing tools. Even NASCAR uses FDM to create production parts that get them back on track fast.
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FDM models give students hand-on experience

Now you can give students prototype design experience that’s truly hands-on. FDM Technology has helped thousands of high schools, technical colleges and universities advance their science, CAD and machine tool curriculums. A 3D FDM model engages students while preparing them for design and engineering careers.
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Medical design companies test form, fit and function

Test the form, fit and function of new products when you make prototypes out of medical-grade thermoplastics—available on Fortus 3D Production Systems. Large-scale medical manufacturing can't start until you've conducted extensive clinical testing and focus group analysis. Fortus 3D systems streamline product development by making more prototype options faster, letting you collaborate with physicians and patients or even conduct a clinical trial.
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