Stratasys GmbH

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Additive Manufacturing in Rail Transportation (www.polyformnext.de)

Stratasys Introduces Flame-Retardant Material for Replacement Parts

To meet the growing demand for certified, additively manufactured rail components, Stratasys is launching a new high-performance, flame-retardant material. The glass-fiber-reinforced material meets relevant fire safety standards and is designed to enable the cost-effective production of end-use and replacement parts for rail transportation.

Minnesota (www.polyformnext.de)

Stratasys opens new Americas headquarters

Stratasys has opened its Americas Regional Corporate Headquarters (ARCH) in Minnetonka, Minnesota. The new building brings together engineering, research and development, application expertise and customer collaboration under one roof.

Stratasys takes over MarkForged

Stratasys is acquiring MarkForged from Nano Dimension for USD 42.5 million, thereby expanding its portfolio in the field of fiber-reinforced composites. The acquisition also strengthens the company's software and materials expertise in industrial 3D printing.

3D printing (www.polyformnext.de)

Stratasys takes over MarkForged

Stratasys acquires MarkForged from Nano Dimension for USD 42.5 million, thereby expanding its portfolio in the field of fiber-reinforced composites. The acquisition also strengthens the company's software and materials expertise in industrial 3D printing.

Stratasys adds materials and software for greater precision

Stratasys is expanding its additive manufacturing portfolio with new high-performance materials for thermally and mechanically demanding applications in the industrial, aerospace, food and pharmaceutical industries.

Automotive manufacturer accelerates internal tool development

By using a new high-speed print head on a large-format 3D printing system, Subaru has accelerated internal tool development and reduced costs. The focus is on the process and system benefits of additive manufacturing in the production of large-format automotive tools.

Stratasys simplifies post-processing for 3D printing

Stratasys has launched a partner program for post-processing solutions to facilitate the creation of end-to-end AM workflows. The first partner is PostProcess Technologies, whose automated systems for FDM, PolyJet, SLA and P3 can now be purchased directly through Stratasys sales channels.

Stratasys simplifies post-processing for 3D printing

3D printing as a solution to spare parts shortages

The ability to print spare parts on demand worldwide offers companies new opportunities. They could avoid the costly risks of obsolescence.

New findings on the quality of anatomical 3D prints

Stratasys and Siemens Healthineers have presented a research paper investigating the accuracy of 3D printed patient-specific medical models. The results show the potential of this technology for medical imaging and diagnostics.

New findings on the quality of anatomical 3D prints

Digitization (www.polyformnext.de)

Siemens expands its additive manufacturing offering

Together with selected partners, Siemens demonstrated at Formnext 2024 how additive manufacturing can become an innovation driver for industrial applications through a functioning ecosystem as well as digitalization and automation. This includes new offerings on the Xcelerator marketplace and the inclusion of Stratsys in the AM I Navigator.

DLP printers as an alternative to mass production

A new DLP printer with post-processing system is designed to enable small series production in injection molding quality. The solution eliminates high set-up and tooling costs, improves precision, offers manufacturers an alternative to mass production and is particularly suitable for industries such as aerospace and automotive.

Management (www.polyformnext.de)

Amir Kleiner appointed COO at Stratasys

Stratasys has appointed Amir Kleiner as Chief Operating Officer. He will lead the company's Global Operations, MIS and Quality teams while continuing to lead the Customer Success team.

Amir Kleiner appointed COO at Stratasys

Stratasys has appointed Amir Kleiner as Chief Operating Officer. He will lead the company's Global Operations, MIS and Quality teams while continuing to lead the Customer Success team.

Stratasys tests on the moon

Stratasys has announced that it will provide 3D printed materials for an upcoming lunar mission to test their performance on the lunar surface.

Stratasys tests on the moon

Stratasys has announced that it will provide 3D printed materials for an upcoming lunar mission to test their performance on the lunar surface.

1st place, Additive Manufacturing category: Stratasys

The new F3300 printer from Stratasys is the winner of the Product of the Year competition in the Additive Manufacturing category. Thanks to greater precision, extended operating time and twice the performance, it aims to pave the way for more demanding areas of application in manufacturing.

3D printer (www.polyformnext.de)

First model of the F3300 goes to car manufacturer

Stratasys, a provider of polymer 3D printing solutions, has won Toyota as its first customer for the new, state-of-the-art F3300 3D printer. The car manufacturer will use the F3300 to support the production of components and fixtures as well as for prototyping applications.

From prototyping to fundamental technology

The requirements of manufacturing and the possibilities of additive manufacturing are both increasing. The two areas are increasingly converging - creating "points of contact" that generate innovation. Andy Langfeld, President EMEA at Stratasys, explains what this means for the technologies, the 3D printing and additive manufacturing industry and the future drivers of these technologies.

Stratasys: Printer F3300

The new F3300 printer from Stratasys has been nominated in the Product of the Year competition in the Additive Manufacturing category. Thanks to greater precision, extended operating time and twice the performance, it aims to pave the way for more demanding areas of application in manufacturing.

Sale to Stratasys (www.polyformnext.de)

Covestro: Sale of the 3D printing business completed

Covestro has successfully completed the sale of its additive manufacturing business to the 3D printing company Stratasys as of April 3, 2023.

Automated post-processing system

Stratasys recently presented the "P3 Automated Production Cell" demonstration project.

Stratasys acquires the software company Riven

Stratasys has announced the acquisition of quality assurance software company Riven.

More pressure for the race

As Formula 1 production times and budgets have been cut for 2022, the McLaren racing team is using several 3D printers to win the race off the track. 3D printing shortens production times for some model parts to just three days, speeding up vehicle development.

Stratasys takes over Covestro business unit

The acquisition of Covestro's additive manufacturing materials business is expected to enable Stratasys to offer customers more comprehensive solutions and accelerate the development of next-generation materials for manufacturing with partners.

Stratasys takes over Covestro business unit

Layer by layer to a small series

Götz Maschinenbau serves customers from the medical technology and traditional manufacturing sectors. The company relies on 3D printing technology from Stratasys for realistic prototypes and concept models. This also enables small series production at competitive prices.

3D printing technologies for the product development process

At this year's Rapid Tech (May 17-19, Messe Erfurt), Stratasys will be showcasing solutions for the entire product development process - from design to series production.

New technologies for 3D printing

Stratasys is using Formnext to showcase a wide range of new technologies, printers, materials and software.

3D printing in the aerospace industry

The advancement of 3D printing in aerospace is driving efficiency in the value chain and solving problems in production. Scott Sevcik, VP Aerospace at Stratasys, describes why this technology is so popular with major OEMs and numerous suppliers.

Printing prototypes from multiple materials

A new 3D printer is aimed at building prototypes for concept, design and functional testing, including from newer materials such as Veroultra Clear. No full-color printing, but the ability to print several materials at the same time should ensure a high degree of flexibility.

Alternative to conventional production

Andreas Langfeld, President EMEA at Stratasys, explains how additive manufacturing is developing and where it is heading in an interview with Andreas Mühlbauer.

Stratasys takes over Origin

Stratasys has signed an agreement to acquire 3D printing startup Origin.

Fast throughput times for customer-specific components

Continental is converting production for the automotive industry with additive FDM technology from Stratasys and highly specialized materials.

Additive manufacturing with metals

Metals are used in a wide range of industries due to their material properties such as strength, temperature resistance, durability, biocompatibility, chemical resistance and conductivity. The question arises as to what possibilities additive manufacturing with metals offers and to what extent the manufacturing industry can exploit them.

Stratasys provides 3D printing resources for personal protection

Stratasys has announced a global mobilization of the company's 3D printing resources and expertise to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.

High-performance thermoplastics for 3D-printed tools and components

Stratasys will showcase a range of tough, temperature and chemical resistant FDM thermoplastics, including Antero 840CN03, Diran 410MF07 and ABS-ESD7. These materials are suitable for high temperatures and demanding manufacturing conditions.

Proven and world premieres for additive manufacturing

Stratasys' innovations at the Formnext trade fair will include the F120 3D printer from the F123 series and the latest PolyJet 3D printers. Stratasys customers from the aerospace and railroad industries will also be presenting their additive manufacturing applications at the Formnext conference.

For every prototyping phase

Stratasys showed the F370 3D printer from the F123 series live in action at Rapid.Tech. The F123 series is suitable for every prototyping phase, from concept verification to design validation and functional testing.

3D printing belongs in the classroom

The Forum Education celebrates its premiere at Rapid.Tech + FabCon 3.D on June 26, 2019. The event shows a way to integrate digital technologies into teaching at an early stage.

3D printers for every prototyping phase

Stratasys will be demonstrating the F370 3D printer from the F123 series live in action at its stand. The F123 series is suitable for every prototyping phase, from concept verification to design validation and functional testing.

Stereolithography 3D printer adapts itself

A new, configurable SLA 3D printer is set to revolutionize traditional stereolithography and make it easier to get started with this process.

Stratasys and Solvay with new FDM materials

Stratasys has introduced a partner program for material production for its FDM technology. Solvay is now the first manufacturer to develop filaments for the F900 3D printer.

Significantly reduced development times

To meet the increasing production requirements, Kärcher uses 3D printing technology from Stratasys.

3D printing in motor racing

Stratasys has announced a new collaboration with Andretti Autosport. As a company in the IndyCar, Indy Lights, Rallycross and Formula E motorsport series, Andretti utilizes advanced FDM technology and materials to accelerate the design and development of its various racing platforms.

Stratasys launches Academy program in the DACH region

Stratasys has opened its first authorized training center in the DACH region. It is operated by Stratasys Platinum Partner alphacam at its headquarters in Schorndorf.

Stratasys launches Academy program in the DACH region

Stratasys has opened its first authorized training center in the DACH region. It is operated by Stratasys Platinum Partner alphacam at its headquarters in Schorndorf.

Platform for additive manufacturing of metal parts

Layered Powder Metallurgy (LPM), a proprietary technology from Stratasys, is aimed at the cost-effective production of high-quality metal parts in small to medium quantities.

New materials for realistic 3D models

The adoption of additive manufacturing is accelerating. Total global investment in 3D printing is expected to exceed the 12 billion dollar mark in 2018. The article explains how material developments are proving key to overcoming specific industry challenges and supporting the growth of additive manufacturing.

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