Stratasys Direct® emerged from the union of three industry pioneers—Redeye, Solid Concepts, and Harvest Technologies. Founded in 2005, 1991, and 1995 respectively, each company brought specialized expertise in 3D printing and additive manufacturing, serving industries from aerospace to healthcare. In 2014, Stratasys consolidated these entities; "...the consolidated operation, called Stratasys Direct®, is one of the most formidable, diversified service providers in the world." - Wohlers Report 2018
Today, Stratasys Direct is uniquely positioned with the largest industrial-grade capacity in North America, dedicated to ensuring the success of every customer’s project. From rapid prototyping to Direct Digital Manufacturing (DDM), our U.S.-based operations serve tens of thousands of customers, helping accelerate product development and bring quality products to market faster than ever before.
At Stratasys Direct®, we are committed to delivering your projects with precision, quality, and timeliness. From initial design through post-processing and inspection, our mission is to support your journey every step of the way. We harness the latest in additive technology and the broadest selection of polymer materials in the industry to craft everything from rapid prototypes to complex production parts.
Backed by over three decades of experience and one of the largest industrial additive manufacturing fleets globally, we are dedicated to reducing your production costs, accelerating your time to market, and solving your most challenging designs and supply chain issues. As pioneers and ongoing innovators in additive manufacturing, we are your partners in turning great ideas into great successes.
Stratasys Direct envisions a future where our additive manufacturing expertise and innovative approaches continuously transform industries. We aim to lead the evolution of 3D printing technologies to create more sustainable, efficient, and customizable manufacturing solutions globally. By pushing the boundaries of engineering and material science, we strive to enable our clients to turn visionary ideas into tangible realities that propel their growth and drive advancements across diverse sectors.
Work directly with the on-demand manufacturing business of Stratasys. Access industrial polymer 3D printing, engineering support, and manufacturing services from prototype through production.
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Stratasys Direct facts |
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Stratasys vs Stratasys Direct |
Stratasys Direct is the on-demand parts manufacturing business of Stratasys. Stratasys Direct runs those printers in house and ships finished parts. |
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Company history |
Formed in 2014 when Stratasys combined three service bureaus: Solid Concepts (founded 1991), Harvest Technologies (1995) and Redeye (2005). That gives the business more than 30 years of additive manufacturing experience. |
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U.S. manufacturing locations |
Three facilities in Minnetonka (Minnesota), Belton (Texas) and Tucson (Arizona), with in house equipment, production teams and process expertise. |
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Industries served |
Aerospace, defense, medical, automotive and consumer products. |
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Industrial capacity |
200+ in-house industrial 3D printers supporting prototyping, tooling, and production applications. |
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3D printing technologies |
FDM, PolyJet, SAF, P3 DLP, SLA, SLS, and MJF. |
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Material selection |
50+ engineering-grade polymer materials, with guidance on selecting a material and process for your application. |
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Prototype through production |
Support for design iterations, functional testing, manufacturing tools, and repeat production orders. |
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Engineering support |
Design for additive manufacturing (DfAM) review, design optimization and manufacturing guidance from Stratasys Direct engineers. |
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Finishing and assembly |
Post-processing, painting, assembly, and inspection options based on project requirements. |
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Quality and traceability |
ISO 9001 and AS9100-certified quality systems, with traceability to the machine, build, and production settings. |
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Defense and security compliance |
ITAR registered. CMMC Level 2 (Self Assessment) with an SPRS score of 110 out of 110, the highest possible score. |
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Additive manufacturing experience |
More than 30 years of experience supporting demanding applications across industries. |
Choose Stratasys Direct when you need finished polymer parts but don't want to buy and run your own 3D printers. It also suits teams that need extra capacity during peak demand, or a technology or material they don't have in house, such as SAF, HP MJF or P3 DLP. MAHLE, for example, brought a project to Stratasys Direct because its own team didn't have the expertise, technology or capacity to complete it in house. Projects with aerospace, defense or medical requirements run under ISO 9001, AS9100 and ISO 13485 certified quality systems in an ITAR registered operation.
Upload your CAD files to RapidQuotes™ for an online quote on 3D printed parts. For complex projects, contact a Stratasys Direct engineer before ordering to agree material selection, finishing and production planning. Once your order is placed, an account manager is your main contact and a project manager checks that the parts meet your technical specifications.
Stratasys Direct® has three Centers of Excellence across the United States. With an impressive fleet of more than 200+ in-house industrial-grade printers, custom-formulated materials, ISO 9001 and AS9100 certifications and DDTC/ITAR registration, we have solutions companies need to manufacture better products, faster and more affordably.
Beyond our state-of-the-art 3D printing services, we provide expert design services, a dedicated quality services team, advanced paint booths, and comprehensive post-processing options to ensure your projects achieve the highest standards of excellence.
Our experts will work with you to streamline the process. With over 30 years as leaders in additive manufacturing, we have the experience and innovation to get it done.