Case Studies

Nee Zahntechnik makes smiles shine brighter with Stratasys

The Stratasys J5 DentaJet dramatically improves dental lab’s production process

RICOH leverages Stratasys partnership and technology to expand point-of-care 3D medical modeling in the U.S.

What started for RICOH, a global leader in advanced manufacturing, as an engineering partnership with Stratasys in the early 2000s (to develop PolyJet technology using RICOH printer heads) has blossomed into RICOH 3D for Healthcare—an integrated HIPAA-enabled workflow to develop, design, and produce patient-specific 3D printed anatomic models—powered by Stratasys technology.

Transforming Industrial Machinery Production with SAF™ Technology | Stratasys 3D Printing Case Study

Dive into the creation of the H350™ 3D Printer. See how the production of this machine includes end-use parts printed from other H350's™.

Pushing the boundaries of digital dentistry with Stratasys dental 3D printing technology

Dental Designs, Nebraska based dental lab, pushes the boundaries of digital dentistry with the help of Stratasys dental 3D printing technology: “The place to send your scan”

Tempest Tool & Machine, Inc. making an impact with water soluble support material.

The Institute of Cancer Research in the UK uses the Stratasys J5 MediJet to aid in cancer drug discovery and treatment

A team of professionals at the Institute of Cancer Research, London, has utilized the J5 MediJet™ 3D printer to create a first-of-its-kind model that accurately depicts the protein being targeted within a cancer cell by novel drugs in development.

Ident’M is Transforming Dental Part Production Achieving Greater Accuracy & Precision with the J5 DentaJet™

France-based dental laboratory Ident’M is transforming the production of dental parts and addressing an inherent challenge for greater accuracy and precision with a Stratasys J5 DentaJet™ 3D printer at its Saint-Etienne-located facility.

Stratasys becomes NASCAR Competition Partner

McLaren Racing — 3D printing to get the edge on and off track

Stratasys’ Neo800 stereolithography 3D printers are enabling McLaren Racing to make up to 9,000 parts per year —from full-size aerodynamic surfaces to high-accuracy embedded sensorhousings—driving theirquest for race wins.

Stratasys Neo800 provides 3D printed lens prototypes for the automotive industry

Czech Republic service bureau One3D is helping automotive lighting system companies innovate by using the Neo800 stereolithography technology to produce state-of-the-art lens prototypes. The lens prototypes are used as a visual aid to confirm designs before going into large-scale production. 3D printing and Stratasys Neo800 stereolithography technology shorten the process to produce the lenses to 3-4 working days, compared to 3-4 weeks for milled PMMA (plexiglass).