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From entrepreneurs to Fortune 500 companies and large OEMs, companies have embraced advanced manufacturing and enterprise 3D printing to meet tough performance standards and satisfy firm requirements.
Stratasys Direct Manufacturing understands services catered to industry needs are crucial. We are equipped with a fleet of technologies and expertise to take on your most ambitious challenges.
With some of the toughest industry performance standards and the need to produce lightweight, complex parts, aerospace companies have taken advantage of 3D printing for cost savings, fast production and innovative design.
Aerospace companies were some of the first to adopt additive manufacturing and we were right there with them. Stratasys Direct Manufacturing is ready to meet your challenges with an experienced team, high-performance materials formulated for aerospace environments and AS9100 certified quality systems to ensure safe and high quality parts ready for take-off.
A wide variety of technologies are commonly used in aerospace, including: Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Laser Sintering (SLS), and Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS).
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Medical manufacturers use advanced manufacturing services to prototype and bring breakthrough solutions to doctors, patients, and research institutions.
Stratasys Direct Manufacturing offers a wide range of materials, from rigid to flexible and opaque to transparent, to empower you to maximize efficiency and customize like never before.
Create true-to-life anatomical models with urethane casting or move to clinical trials fast through 3D printing low-volume production parts utilizing biocompatible materials.
Whatever your application, Stratasys Direct Manufacturing has the quality systems and a strong history in medical manufacturing to bring your medical innovations to market.
Find a wide range of technologies benefiting the medical industry, including PolyJet, Stereolithography (SLA), Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Laser Sintering (SLS), Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS), Urethane Casting, and Injection Molding.
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The energy industry is beginning to make significant advancements with additive manufacturing through more efficient, on-demand, lightweight components and environmentally friendly materials, answering diverse requirements and field functions.
Stratasys Direct Manufacturing has a history of meeting high-quality standards and acutely understands the need for critical, tailored engineering products and solutions.
Competitive energy companies are turning to our Stereolithography (SLA), Laser Sintering (SLS), Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS), and CNC machining services.
We can help you identify solutions for your complex part geometries. Typical energy applications include:
The transportation industry involves some of the harshest and most extreme testing environments to ensure safe, high-quality parts.
With a wide array of rugged, high-temperature materials and versatile technologies, we have helped customers develop consolidated, lightweight parts to create more efficient transportation vehicles.
Working with Stratasys Direct Manufacturing allows you to iterate faster and test thoroughly to speed through concept modeling and prototyping to move on to production.
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Laser Sintering (SLS), Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS), CNC machining, and Composites are often used in the transportation industry to produce:
Industrial designers, graphic artists, and marketing teams understand time to market is critical for a new idea. And part of that speed is being able to simulate the look and feel of the final product during design reviews to prove your idea to key stakeholders.
We understand the hurdles in consumer manufacturing and have the solutions and experts in place to bring your next big idea to life. Consumer product manufacturers have embraced 3D printing technology to help develop new business models and build unique, customized products.
When you’re ready to go to full-scale production, we have you covered with tooling and injection molding. We’ve worked on a variety of consumer manufacturing applications, including, but not limited to:
