Faster Path to Clinical Trials
The Connex3 3D Printer let Nidek Technologies avoid post-processing steps on their prototype Gonioscope. Watch the Video- 4 mins
Ideas Spawn Innovation. Prototypes Prove Them.
Prototyping with 3D healthcare printing solutions enable you to prove your ideas whenever inspiration strikes. From additively manufacturing functional parts, to creating patient-derived models for testing, to device production without tooling, Stratasys has the biocompatible materials and high-performance, sterilizable thermoplastics to turn your vision into reality.
Design verification prototype of medical device tubing 3D printed in PolyJet Agilus30 material
“3D printing enables us to rapidly test innovative concepts by skipping design-for-manufacturing considerations. With the Objet 3D Printer, we can prioritize design intent and leverage on assembly consolidation for proof of concept.”
Andres Bernal, Biorep
Test Your Ideas
Concept Validation
Go beyond traditional words and CAD pictures with highly realistic 3D printed prototypes and gain early buy-in from customers and stakeholders before committing to costly production.
Fit Checks
Quickly check your design’s form and fit with mating parts using time-efficient, accurate 3D printed prototypes.
Functional Tests
Test your designs in the same environment as the production part. Engineering-grade thermoplastics and flexible materials give your prototypes functional capability under operational conditions.
Related Products and Materials
Connex3 3D Printers
Connex3 3D Printers blend multi-material, multi-color capability with smooth, precise surfaces to produce biocompatible concept models and functional prototypes.
Case Studies and Additional Resources
Multiple Benefits
The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology used 3D printing to prototype new devices to treat neurological disorders. Read More- 4 min read
Just Print
3D printing is a core credo for Syqe Medical, demonstrated by the development of the first controlled-dose medical inhaler. Watch the Video- 3 mins