Visit Stratasys Direct at Booth #67 in Branson, MO, Feb. 23–25. See how additive manufacturing accelerates production from tooling and bridge parts to end-use components.
Discover how additive manufacturing is transforming the medical industry with Stratasys Direct. This guide explores 3D printing technologies for medical devices, including surgical models, prosthetics, and
Gel Blaster partnered with Stratasys Direct to produce durable prototypes for their new gel blasters in just two weeks, using SLS 3D printing technology and Nylon 12 GF for optimal strength. These prototypes were successfully showcased at the IAAPA trade show.
See how Gel Blaster utilized Stratasys Direct to make their prototypes a reality and quickly in time for the IAAPA trade show.
3D printing plays an unprecedented role in the innovative cleats worn by Super Bowl football players.
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) coupled with a higher performance aerospace quality material, we built booster fins, the aft body structure and tailcone for our high power rocket.
This new propeller provides users with improved run times and top speeds thanks to the optimized hydrodynamic design.
Created by Area-I in Georgia, PTERA is the unmanned Prototype-Technology Evaluation and Research Aircraft yielding inexpensive flight research for commercial aircraft and NASA, and it’s using 3D printing in a few instrumental ways.
Rapid prototyping with 3D printing gives designers the ability to fail fast, produce multiple design iterations quickly, and change a product design overnight to meet deadlines.
