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CADimensions has partnered with the world’s best 3D Printing and Scanning technologies to bring game-changing equipment to your operations. Break free from design restrictions and push boundaries with technologies and materials that can impact many different areas of manufacturing. Ask CADimensions about financing, leasing, and extended support options!
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3D Printers
From CADimensions
CADimensions is a trusted advisor in the growing 3D Printing industry. Since its establishment in 1990, our company has been dedicated to providing its valued clients with the best CAD software available. With the emergence of 3D printing technologies, it was a natural progression for us to bring our customers’ models and ideas to life. We’ve spent the better part of the last decade testing and verifying the best 3D Printers on the market. We are pleased to offer a wide range of 3D printers, with various technologies to meet every prototyping and production need. You’ll get the personal attention and product support that CADimensions is famous for, and your team will be ready to rock in no time.
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Formlabs SLA 3D Printers
Form 4
Explore marketing toolkits for the Form 4 our resin printer that prints at blazing speeds with incredible precision and unmatched accuracy.
Form 4B
The F123 CR can handle a wide range of composite materials, including carbon fiber-reinforced filament. With enhanced build sizes and material versatility, the F123 CR Series sets a new standard in FDM technology.
Form 4L & Form 4BL
Explore the marketing toolkit for the Form 4L and Form 4BL, the fastest, large-format SLA 3D printer in the world with incredible precision and unmatched accuracy
Form Cure L V2
The new Form Cure L V2 is the fastest, most consistent large-format cure unit ever built by Formlabs. It’s designed to complement the Form 4 and 4L printers. It delivers production-ready parts in minutes with precision and reliability you can trust.
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Tritone Metal 3D Printers
DIM System
The DIM System is Tritone’s compact industrial metal additive manufacturing solution, built for R&D, material qualification, and small to medium batch production. It runs 4 simultaneous and independent build trays with a total build volume of 10,000 cc and each tray measuring 220 x 120 x 90 mm. Adjustable layer thickness ranges from 25 to 150 microns. It supports both metal alloys and ceramics using standard MIM powders, with a 30-minute material changeover. The powder-free, paste-based process means hands-free post-processing and low energy consumption in a standard industrial environment.
Dominant System
The Dominant System is Tritone’s high-volume industrial metal additive manufacturing platform. Designed for serial production, it runs 6 simultaneous and independent build trays with a total build volume of 70,000 cc and each tray measuring 400 x 240 x 120 mm. The machine delivers part density greater than 99%, real-time AI analysis with auto-correction, and handles part sizes ranging from 0.2mm up to 350mm. Like the DIM System, it runs on a powder-free, paste-based feedstock supporting metal alloys and ceramics, with the same 30-minute material changeover. Built for the thousandth part to be identical to the first.
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Formlabs SLS 3D Printers
Fuse 1+ 30W
Truly Rapid SLS 3D Printing, From Print To Finish The #1 SLS 3D Printing Platform, Chosen by More Than Half the SLS Users in the World
FDM Technology 3D Printers
Stratasys Fortus 450 MC
The Stratasys 450mc let you build parts in the materials you’re familiar with, but with the advanced complexity and high requirements needed for today’s manufacturers.
Stratasys F123 CR Series
The F123 CR can handle a wide range of composite materials, including carbon fiber-reinforced filament. With enhanced build sizes and material versatility, the F123 CR Series sets a new standard in FDM technology.
Stratasys F3300 Series
The F3300 allows extensive single-part prints or the simultaneous creation of multiple parts. With its ability to handle complex geometries and a range of materials, the F3300 excels in various industrial applications.
Stratasys F770
The F770 is designed with size in mind. For full output, print one or more large parts or use the printer’s large capacity to make several parts. Features a spacious 13 cubic-foot build envelope.
Stratasys Fortus 900 MC
The Fortus 900mc is built specifically for manufacturing and heavy industries, where you plan and work big. Features the largest build size of any Fortus system.
PolyJet Technology 3D Printers
Stratasys J35 Pro
The J35 Pro is an affordable PolyJet 3D printer suitable for the shared office offering multi-material capabilities for functional design and concept modeling.
Stratasys J55 Prime
The J55 Prime 3D printer introduces full color, high fidelity with tactile, functional and sensory capabilities - making PolyJet Technology more affordable and office friendly than ever before.
Stratasys J8 Series
From ideation to creation, the J8 series helps you deliver better results in less time. Get products to market faster, saving money and ensuring customer satisfaction.
Stratasys J850 Digital Anatomy
The Stratasys J850 Digital Anatomy printer for medical devices, print materials and software combine to create 3D medical models of human anatomy that mimic bone and tissue with realism you can see and feel.
Stratasys J850 Techstyle
The bridge between innovation and creation can be found in the Stratasys J850 Techstyle. The results of this incredibly versatile 3D printer inspires innovations between technology and the creative industry.
Stratasys J5 MediJet
Experience the pinnacle of PolyJet technology with the Stratasys J5 MediJet 3D printer. Designed to cater to a wide range of professional needs, the J5 MediJet offers unparalleled versatility with over 40 different material options, including biocompatible materials.
Stratasys J5 MediJet
The J5 Digital Anatomy 3D Printer enables the creation of biomechanically accurate, highly realistic anatomical models.
Resin-Based DLP & SLA 3D Printers
Stratasys Origin Two
Capable of producing parts with tight tolerances and smooth finishes. It matches the precision of injection molding, which most resin 3D printers can’t achieve. Ideal for small production runs and on-demand manufacturing, supporting a wide range of high-performance materials.
Stratasys Neo 800+
The reliable and proven Neo series of 3D printers build high-quality parts with superior surface quality, accuracy and detail. Perfect for designers, engineers and part providers, the Neo is a dependable system for customers requiring high volume and large part printing.
SAF Technology 3D Printers
Stratasys H350
The SAF™ powered H350 powder bed fusion 3D printer controls production and costs. Grow your business through high-volume 3D printing and consistent end-use functional parts.
DyeMansion Post-Processing
Powerfuse S
VaporFuse Surfacing (VFS) polishing system creates sealed, washable surfaces.
DM60
Enabling practically limitless colorized market-ready 3D printed raw parts.
Powershot C
The Powershot C is the industry standard for easy and effective part cleaning.
Powershot DUAL Performance
Designed specifically for the factory of the future and high-volume manufacturing..
Powershot X
Efficient. Versatile. Scalable. The PowerShot X is the ultimate all-in-one post-processing solution.
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Trotec Laser Laser Cutting and Engraving
SP500
The SP500 laser cutter and engraver is ideal for those who require fast processing of large volumes and/or large surface materials. Its marking area of 1245 x 710 mm (49 x 28 inches) provides enough space for most standard material formats in use today. Despite the large working area, every corner of the interior is easy to access.
Speedy 400
Trotec’s flagship product in the Speedy line sets the standard with its expansive work area, the industry’s fastest engraving speed and acceleration, coupled with OptiMotion™, SonarTechnology™, HDLR Technology™, and a user-friendly Run on Ruby® touch panel for swift and seamless operation.
Speedy 360
While offering a slightly smaller work area, the Speedy 360 matches its larger counterpart in productivity and boasts an array of intelligent features, including OptiMotion™, SonarTechnology™, and a user-friendly Run on Ruby® touch panel for efficient operation.
Speedy 300
Combining the reliability of InPack technology with fast engraving speeds, the Speedy 300 delivers exceptional performance within its compact design. Thousands of customers place their trust in the dependability of the Speedy 300.
Speedy 100
Ideal for newcomers to the laser business, the Speedy 100 is a compact yet powerful laser cutter, suitable for both stand-alone and desktop applications.
Speedy 50
A small footprint with big capabilities, the Speedy 50 is user-friendly and secure, designed for professional use. It outpaces comparable desktop laser machines from other suppliers by up to 6.5 times in productivity. Speedy 50 is exclusively available with a CO2 laser.
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Frequently asked questions
What types of hardware does CADimensions offer?
CADimensions offers industrial 3D printers, additive manufacturing systems, post-processing equipment, laser cutting and engraving systems, and related materials.
You can explore hardware for prototyping, testing, production, medical modeling, large-format printing, metal parts, composite parts, resin parts, and finished end-use components.
How do I know which 3D printer is right for my team?
The right 3D printer depends on your part size, material needs, accuracy requirements, production volume, and budget.
For example, FDM is often a good fit for durable prototypes, fixtures, and manufacturing tools. PolyJet works well when you need color, detail, or multi-material models. SLA and DLP are strong options for smooth finishes and fine features. SLS and SAF are better suited for functional parts and higher-volume production.
Does CADimensions sell both Stratasys and Formlabs printers?
Yes. CADimensions offers hardware from leading additive manufacturing brands, including Stratasys and Formlabs.
That gives your team more flexibility. You can compare options across FDM, PolyJet, SLA, SLS, resin, and production-grade systems instead of forcing one technology into every application.
Can CADimensions help with metal 3D printing?
Yes. CADimensions offers Tritone metal 3D printing systems for industrial applications.
You can use metal additive manufacturing for R&D, material qualification, batch production, and serial production. It is a strong fit when your team needs dense metal parts, repeatable builds, and a production-focused workflow.
Does CADimensions offer post-processing equipment?
Yes. CADimensions offers DyeMansion post-processing systems for cleaning, surfacing, and coloring 3D printed parts.
Post-processing matters because the print is not always the final part. You may need to clean powder, smooth surfaces, seal parts, or add color before a part is ready for testing, customer use, or production.
Does CADimensions sell laser cutting and engraving systems?
Yes. CADimensions offers Trotec laser cutting and engraving systems.
These systems are useful for teams that need fast cutting, engraving, marking, or material processing. You can use them for prototyping, production support, signage, product customization, and shop-floor applications.
What support does CADimensions provide after a hardware purchase?
CADimensions provides product support to help your team get started and keep the equipment running.
You can work with CADimensions on setup, training, material selection, troubleshooting, and ongoing support. The goal is to help your team use the hardware correctly, not just buy a machine.
Can CADimensions help if I am not sure where to start?
Yes. CADimensions offers hardware consultations for teams that need help choosing the right equipment.
You can review your current workflow, part requirements, budget, and production goals with a 3D printing or scanning specialist. From there, CADimensions can recommend hardware that fits the work you actually need to do.
What industries can use CADimensions hardware?
CADimensions hardware can support engineering, manufacturing, product development, medical modeling, education, design, and production teams.
The best fit depends on the application. Some teams need fast prototypes. Others need jigs, fixtures, tooling, anatomical models, large-format parts, metal components, or finished production parts. CADimensions can help match the hardware to the job.