Techno integrates Stratasys 3D printing and silicone materials to validate designs faster and produce functional pre series parts—without tooling.
See how the U.S. Air Force uses Stratasys F900® printers and Antero® 800NA to produce certified replacement parts for C-17 lavatories faster, reducing downtime and lowering costs by up to 88%.
See how Jones Plastic uses Stratasys PolyJet™ technology and the J826™ printer to create realistic, functional prototypes that accelerate product validation and reduce development risk.
See how Sandia National Laboratories used the Fortus FDC and F900® printer to successfully complete an 8-day ULTEM™ 9085 wind turbine blade print with fewer material changeovers and improved print stability.
See how Eaton uses Stratasys FDM 3D printing to replace machined gear inspection tools—cutting costs, reducing lead times, and improving quality control in manufacturing.
When a gear failure halted production, SolCold restored operations within 24 hours using a PolyJet ToughONE™ part avoiding three weeks of downtime and proving polymer durability in real manufacturing.
See how Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University used Stratasys SLA 3D printing to produce high-precision wind tunnel wing models in under a week, accelerating aerodynamic research and testing.
See how DP Zero Lab digitized 97% of its workflow using Stratasys TrueDent® to create hyper-realistic, full-color dental prosthetics with speed and precision redefining patient care in Italy.
See how NDM Dental Lab prints 500–600 dentures weekly using the J5 DentaJet® and TrueDent® resin—scaling production, improving aesthetics, and reducing chair time with a fully digital workflow.
