Rocket engine developer Launcher utilized Stratasys Direct Manufacturing to develop critical components for the world’s highest-performance liquid fueled rocket engine. The project required the use of cutting-edge DMLM and deep expertise in 3D printing metal.
Read moreManufacturing complex energy applications with state-of-the-art metal 3D printing.
Read morePanic! At The Disco drummer Dan Pawlovich tours the world with a 3D printed snare drum.
Read moreArtist Mark Reigelman utilized Stratasys Direct to urethane cast 900 detailed plane models for an impressive art installment at San Diego Airport.
Read moreCreated by Area-I in Georgia, PTERA is the unmanned Prototype-Technology Evaluation and Research Aircraft yielding inexpensive flight research for commercial aircraft and NASA, and it’s using 3D printing in a few instrumental ways.
Read moreThermal imaging company, FLIR, uses Stereolithography to test design and function, determine strengths and weaknesses, calculate market interest and lengthen the life of their products.
Read moreLockheed Martin and Stratasys Direct Manufacturing teamed up to create a fuel tank simulation for a new satellite design. Read the case study here.
Read moreWhen tooling deliveries were delayed, Star Trac turned to Stratasys Direct Manufacturing for production level quantities of urethane components.
Read moreAdvanced Ceramics Research designed a 3D printed UAV to provide low cost aerial surveillance imaging. Read how we helped in this case study.
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