Discover how Stratasys helps packaging OEMs cut tooling costs by up to 90%, produce parts in days, and boost efficiency with additive manufacturing. Visit Booth #38009 at PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2025 to explore proven 3D printing solutions, advanced materials, and real-world applications.
Discover how NASCAR used the Stratasys Neo800 SLA 3D printer and Somos Evolve 128 material to rapidly prototype aerodynamic strakes, cutting time by one week and costs by 50% compared to metal.
Silicone 3D printing can provide a useful alternative: the ability to produce functional, performance-grade silicone parts without molds – and with the freedom to test, tweak, and produce on demand. This blog breaks down how it works, what makes it challenging, and where it’s making the biggest impact across automotive, industrial, and other applications
Learn how IK ratings define impact resistance for electronics and enclosures. This engineering guide covers test methods, real-world equivalents, and how materials like ToughONE™ play a role in protection.
Explore strong, tough 3D printing materials for functional prototyping and production. Compare FDM, PolyJet, SAF, and P3 DLP polymers to find the best fit.
Discover how Stratasys is driving real-world additive manufacturing with full-spectrum polymer solutions, hybrid service models, and scalable use cases across aerospace, healthcare, and defense.
Discover how GrabCAD Print Pro 2025 revolutionizes additive manufacturing with fixturemate integration, multi-technology support, and tools that simplify 3D printing workflows.
Découvrez comment l’impression 3D optimise la fabrication de drones et d’UAV : performances en vol améliorées, personnalisation avancée, chaînes d’approvisionnement plus agiles et coûts de production réduits.
See how fixturemate and GrabCAD Print Pro cut fixture design from hours to minutes. Join our exclusive webinar for a live demo, use cases, and early access insights.
Learn how resin 3D printing technologies deliver unmatched detail, speed, and part quality. See how SLA, P3, and PolyJet stack up for prototyping, tooling, and production.
