A new 3D printer means new capabilities for CADimensions and the Stratasys H350 is up and running in our newly renovated SAF Lab. We've seen a growth in demand for robust supply chains, shorter design-to-part cycles, and reduced spare-part inventory. Industries such...
Using a service to 3D print parts, components, and prototypes, has grown exponentially over the last 2 years as more companies look to re-home otherwise internationally outsourced production. The most sought-after 3D printing technology is FDM due to its versatility...
Plastic Manufacturers Are Poised to Grow The plastics industry was the eighth largest industry in the United States in 2019. When accounting for OEMs and their suppliers, the plastics industry employs approximately 1.5 million people. Shipments in the industry in 2020...
OEMs and Modern Manufacturing You can add the label OEM or 'industrial equipment machinery' to everything from pick n' place robotics, to heavy mining machinery but regardless of the output, the companies making this equipment face similar challenges. Additive...
3D printing materials are available in a wide variety of plastics, and choosing the right one depends on what type of printer you are using and the application the finished piece will be used in, among other things. Our customers ask all the time, "what material...
The Origin One is a new resin-based 3D printer from Stratasys. It is available now, and units have begun shipping across the globe. Stratasys is no stranger to printing with resin production parts. Their Polyjet technology has been printing out high detail...
Since the Stratasys acquisition of Origin in December of 2020, they have been working to relaunch Origin's product under the Stratasys brand. The Stratasys Origin One is available for order now, shipping in Q4. Programmable Photopolymerization The technology that...
Introducing the Stratasys H350TM, a new 3D printer for production-scale additive manufacturing. Developed in partnership with Xaar 3D, the H350 signifies Stratasys’s entry into the powder bed fusion market, the fastest-growing polymer segment of 3D printing. Powder...
Stratasys has announced a brand-new technology: Selective Absorption Fusion (SAF™). Spoken 'saf', this technology signifies Stratasys’ entry into the powder bed fusion market. Powder bed fusion (PBF) is the fastest-growing polymer segment of additive manufacturing...
Recently, Stratasys added a brand-new material to their lineup, ABS-CF10. Stratasys has taken their standard ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) material and added chopped carbon fiber, filled at 10% by weight. There are a variety of well-suited applications for...