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Additive Manufacturing Innovation in MedTech & Life Sciences: A 3-Part Webinar Series

Calendar 14/10/2026

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Webinar 01  -  OCT 14, 2026  |  1:00 PM ET  |  45 MIN

Manufacturing Innovation in MedTech & Life Sciences: A Conversation About What's Working

Additive manufacturing has moved well beyond prototyping, so where does it create the most value in MedTech and Life Sciences manufacturing?

Additive manufacturing has moved well beyond prototyping, so where does it create the most value in MedTech and Life Sciences manufacturing?  
 
In this conversational session, Evan Hocstein, business manager, and Tori Sears, Senior Application Engineer, from the Stratasys Medical team will share what we're seeing across the industry:  

  • Applications gaining traction.
  • Technologies being used.
  • Manufacturing challenges where additive is delivering measurable impact.  
  • Examples across the Stratasys technology portfolio.
  • How manufacturers are evaluating ROI through reduced lead times, lower tooling costs, and increased production flexibility.
  • New approaches to end-use production.

The goal is simple: an open conversation about what's working, where additive fits, and where it may not. No deep technical dive and no one-size-fits-all answer, just a practical discussion about what's working on the manufacturing floor. 

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Webinar 02  -  Nov 4, 2026  |  1:00 PM ET  |  45 MIN

Manufacturing Innovation in MedTech & Life Sciences: Choosing the Right Additive Manufacturing Process & Material

Once you've identified an application for additive manufacturing, the next question is: how do you determine which process and material are right for the job?

Do you think your application is right for additive manufacturing? Which process and material are right for the job?

In this session Allison Harbaugh, Business Manager, and Ken Postel, Application Engineer, from the Stratasys Medical team will provide a practical way to evaluate additive manufacturing technologies and materials based on application requirements, understanding the trade-offs, asking the right questions, and making more informed process and material decisions.

We’ll discuss:

  • Key questions to ask yourself, and what questions you should be asking printer and material manufacturers
  • Being mindful of your current and potential facility capabilities
  • Part characteristics and requirements
  • Beyond the printer, what is required?
  • Total cost of ownership

The goal is simple: You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of how to evaluate additive manufacturing options by asking the right questions, assessing your application and facility requirements, and considering the full investment beyond the printer itself.

Webinar 03  -  Nov 18, 2026  |  1:00 PM ET  |  45 MIN

From Design Freeze to Production: Implementing Additive Manufacturing in Regulated Medical Device Manufacturing

A successful application is one thing. Moving it into a controlled, repeatable production environment is another. What questions should you be asking before making that transition?

A successful application is one thing. Moving it into a controlled, repeatable production environment is another. What questions should you be asking before making that transition? 

In this practical session, the Stratasys Medical team will explore the questions and considerations that come into play when moving an additive application from design freeze toward production—from validation and design transfer to process control, repeatability, and manufacturing readiness. 

We'll discuss: 

  • What questions to ask before moving an additive application into production.
  • What needs to be defined and controlled after design freeze.
  • Design transfer and manufacturing readiness considerations.
  • Material and process validation.
  • Repeatability, traceability, and quality considerations.
  • Production volume, capacity, and scalability.
  • When to manufacture in-house, outsource, or consider a hybrid approach.
  • Common implementation challenges and lessons learned.
  •  Where additive may or may not make sense for production. 

The goal is simple: help you understand the questions to ask and the considerations to evaluate when moving an additive application toward production—so engineering, manufacturing, quality, and other stakeholders can make informed decisions together.

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